【单选题】 The study published in the journal Nature indicates that ______.
A．the Clean Air Act has not produced the desired results
B．lead deposits in arctic snow are on the increase
C．lead will stay in soil and snow longer than expected
D．the US is the major source of lead pollution in arctic snow
A．the Clean Air Act has not produced the desired results
B．lead deposits in arctic snow are on the increase
C．lead will stay in soil and snow longer than expected
D．the US is the major source of lead pollution in arctic snow
【单选题】
A．strAinED
B．hiDED
C．storED
D．put
| A、summAry oF thE physiCAl AnD ChEmiCAl nAturE oF liFE must BEgin, not on thEEArth, But in thE sun; in {{u}} (67) {{/u}} At thE sun’s vEry CEntEr. it is hErE thAt is to BE FounD thE {{u}} (68) {{/u}} oF thE EnErgy thAt thE sun pours out into spACE is {{u}} (69) {{/u}} thE EnErgy tAkEs thE Form oF light AnD hEAt. this EnErgy is {{u}} (70) {{/u}} At thE CEntEr oF thE sun As Billions {{u}} (71) {{/u}} Billions oF nuClEi oF hyDrogEn Atoms {{u}} (72) {{/u}} with EACh othEr AnD FusE togEthEr to Form nuClEi oF hElium, AnD in Doing so, {{u}} (73) {{/u}} somE oF thE EnErgy thAt is {{u}} (74) {{/u}} in thE nuClEi oF Atoms. thE {{u}} (75) {{/u}} oF light AnD hEAt oF thE sun {{u}} (76) {{/u}} thAt somE 600 million tons oF hyDrogEn BE {{u}} (77) {{/u}} into hElium (氦) in thE sun EvEry sEConD、this thE sun hAs BEEn Doing For sEvErAl thousAnDs oF millions oF yEArs. thE nuClEAr EnErgy is rElEAsED At thE sun’s CEntEr As high-EnErgy gAmmA rADiAtion, {{u}} (78) {{/u}} oF ElECtromAgnEtiC rADiAtion likE light AnD rADio wAvEs, only oF vEry muCh shortEr {{u}} (79) {{/u}}. this gAmmA rADiAtion is ABsorBED By Atoms insiDE thE sun to BE {{u}} (80) {{/u}} At slightly longEr wAvElEngths. this rADiAtion, in its {{u}} (81) {{/u}} is ABsorBED AnD rEEmittED、As thE EnErgy FiltErs through thE {{u}} (82) {{/u}}oF thE solAr intErior, it pAssEs through thE x-rAy pArt oF thE spECtrum {{u}} (83) {{/u}} BEComing light.At this stAgE, it hAs rEAChED whAt wE CAll thE solAr surFACE, AnD CAn EsCApE into spACE without BEing ABsorBED FurthEr By solAr Atoms.A、vEry smAll {{u}} (84) {{/u}} oF thE sun’s light AnD hEAt is EmittED in suCh DirECtions thAt {{u}} (85) {{/u}} pAssing unhinDErED through intErplAnEtAry spACE, it {{u}} (86) {{/u}} thEEArth. |
A．strAinED
B．hiDED
C．storED
D．put
【单选题】 The girl agreed to marry the young man ______ that he bought a car for her.
A．only if
B．on condition
C．on purpose
D．on occasion
A．only if
B．on condition
C．on purpose
D．on occasion
【单选题】 At the level of 115 decibels, permanent hearing damage can occur after just ______.
A．15 minutes
B．100 minutes
C．60 minutes
D．105 minutes
A．15 minutes
B．100 minutes
C．60 minutes
D．105 minutes
【单选题】 The middle class mainly refers to people ______ .
A．who were born as aristocrat
B．who have the right to sit in the House of Lords
C．who speak in many different local accents
D．who are prosperous businessmen or professionals
A．who were born as aristocrat
B．who have the right to sit in the House of Lords
C．who speak in many different local accents
D．who are prosperous businessmen or professionals
【单选题】
A、He watched television with his frienD、
B．He stayed at home talking with his frienD、
C．He went to see a film with his frienD、
D．He went to see his schoolmate.
A、He watched television with his frienD、
B．He stayed at home talking with his frienD、
C．He went to see a film with his frienD、
D．He went to see his schoolmate.
【单选题】wAiting list For kinDErgArtEns put mAnhAttAn pArEnts onEDgE
As A growing CollECtion oF mAnhAttAn’s most CElEBrAtED puBliC ElEmEntAry sChools notiFy nEighBorhooD pArEnts thAt thEir ChilDrEn hAvE BEEn plACED on wAiting lists For kinDErgArtEn slots, miDDlE-ClAss vitriol (刻薄话, 辱骂之词) AgAinst thE sChool systEm—AnD mAyor miChAEl r.BloomBErg—is mounting.
pArEnts ArE vEnting thEir FrustrAtions in E-mAil mEssAgEs AnD phonE CAlls to thE mAyor, loCAl politiCiAns AnD thE sChools ChAnCEllor, joEl i. klEin. somE plAn A rAlly on thE stEps oFCity hAll For nExt wEDnEsDAy AFtErnoon ("kinDErgArtnErsArE not rEFugEEs!" proClAims A FliEr), AnD somE ArE tAking it upon thEmsElvEs to sCour thE City For potEntiAl ClAssroom spACE.
thE outpouring oF AngEr ComEs As stAtE lAwmAkErs ConsiDEr whEthEr to rEnEw mAyorAl Control oF thE City sChool systEm, whiCh ExpirEs in two months, AnD mr.BloomBErg is sEEking A thirD tErm in pArt on his EDuCAtion rECorD、
"i got A CAll From mAyorBloomBErg’s CAmpAign ABout yADDA yADDA yADDA wAs i going to votE For him," sAiDBEth lEvison, A DoCumEntAry FilmmAkEr whosE son is no. 79 oF 90 on A ComBinED wAiting list For puBliC sChool 41 AnD puBliC sChool 3, Both in grEEnwiCh villAgE. "As A pArEnt who hAs A ChilD with no plACE to go nExt yEAr, no inDiCAtion oF whErE hE’s going to go nExt yEAr As A rEsult oF thE mAyor tAking Control oF EDuCAtion, i sAiD ABsolutEly not."
"you woulD think thAtBloomBErg, who is A BusinEssmAn, knows how to mAnAgE invEntory likE this," ms. lEvison ContinuED、"my kiD isn’t just A BottlE oF voDkA, But this is ABout invEntory."
AssEmBlywomAnDEBorAh j. gliCk, whosE DistriCt inCluDEs grEEnwiCh villAgE, sAiD it woulD not hElp thE mAyor’s CAusE to hAvE thE DEBAtE tAkE plACE AmiD this "vEry tEnsE CirCumstAnCE."
"iF pEoplE BEliEvE thAt thE CorE mission is to hAvE A sEAt in A loCAl sChool whErE thErE is A rEAsonABlE ClAss sizE," shE sAiD, "pEoplE ArE going to sAy, rEgArDlEss oF thE p. r. CAmpAign, thErE nEED to BE ChAngEs."
thEDEpArtmEnt oFEDuCAtion woulD not sAy how mAny sChools hAD wAiting lists or how mAny ChilDrEn wErE on thEm, ExplAining thAt oFFiCiAls wErE still rEviEwing thE inFormAtion thAt prinCipAls in mAnhAttAn wErE rEquirED to suBmit EArliEr this wEEk (prinCipAls in othEr Boroughs must Do so By FriDAy).But pArEnt ADvoCAtEs AnD puBliC oFFiCiAls in poCkEts throughout thE City sAiD thAt thEy hAD hEArD morE ComplAints this yEAr From pAniCkED pArEnts tolD thAt thErE mAy not BE sEAts For thEir 5-yEAr-olDs At thEir nEighBorhooD sChools.
thE notion oF A wAiting list For stuDEnts living within A sChool’s zonE is not unprECEDEntED; lAst FAll, 34 sChools outsiDE mAnhAttAn CAppED thEir EnrollmEnt, turning AwAy nEighBorhooD ChilDrEn.But this yEAr, AFtEr A ChAngE in City poliCy to stAnDArDizE kinDErgArtEn ADmissions AnD EnCourAgE rEgistrAtion EArliEr in thE yEAr, thE wAiting lists sEEm to hAvE inCrEAsED rApiDly, mAking thEir wAy into mAnhAttAn nEighBorhooDs whErE pArEnts oFtEn mAkE ExpEnsivE rEAl EstAtE DECisions with A spECiFiC puBliC sChool in minD、AnD pArEnts FEAr thAt thE lists rEFlECt not just thE nEw poliCy But Also A surgE in DEmAnD, FuElED By An inCrEAsE in young FAmiliEs AnD An EConomiC Downturn thAt mAkEs privAtE sChools lEss AppEAling.
DAviDCAntor, thE ChAnCEllor’s prEss sECrEtAry, sAiD thAt sChools prEviously hAD grApplED with supply AnD DEmAnD in An AD-hoC wAy, AnD thAt thEBloomBErg ADministrAtion’s ApproACh wAs FAirEr.ChilDrEn still on wAiting lists At thE EnD oF junE will BE oFFErED slots At othEr sChools in thEir DistriCt (thErE ArE 32 ACross thE City). thEir nAmEs CAn stAy on thE lists through thE summEr in hopEs thAt spots opEn up.City oFFiCiAls ExpECt lists to shrink As somE stuDEnts ChoosE giFtED AnD tAlEntED progrAms or othEr options.
BEForE, mr.CAntor sAiD, "stuDEnts rEmAinED on wAit lists without A sChool unlEss A pArEnt knEw how to nAvigAtE thE systEm."
"this ADmini
As A growing CollECtion oF mAnhAttAn’s most CElEBrAtED puBliC ElEmEntAry sChools notiFy nEighBorhooD pArEnts thAt thEir ChilDrEn hAvE BEEn plACED on wAiting lists For kinDErgArtEn slots, miDDlE-ClAss vitriol (刻薄话, 辱骂之词) AgAinst thE sChool systEm—AnD mAyor miChAEl r.BloomBErg—is mounting.
pArEnts ArE vEnting thEir FrustrAtions in E-mAil mEssAgEs AnD phonE CAlls to thE mAyor, loCAl politiCiAns AnD thE sChools ChAnCEllor, joEl i. klEin. somE plAn A rAlly on thE stEps oFCity hAll For nExt wEDnEsDAy AFtErnoon ("kinDErgArtnErsArE not rEFugEEs!" proClAims A FliEr), AnD somE ArE tAking it upon thEmsElvEs to sCour thE City For potEntiAl ClAssroom spACE.
thE outpouring oF AngEr ComEs As stAtE lAwmAkErs ConsiDEr whEthEr to rEnEw mAyorAl Control oF thE City sChool systEm, whiCh ExpirEs in two months, AnD mr.BloomBErg is sEEking A thirD tErm in pArt on his EDuCAtion rECorD、
"i got A CAll From mAyorBloomBErg’s CAmpAign ABout yADDA yADDA yADDA wAs i going to votE For him," sAiDBEth lEvison, A DoCumEntAry FilmmAkEr whosE son is no. 79 oF 90 on A ComBinED wAiting list For puBliC sChool 41 AnD puBliC sChool 3, Both in grEEnwiCh villAgE. "As A pArEnt who hAs A ChilD with no plACE to go nExt yEAr, no inDiCAtion oF whErE hE’s going to go nExt yEAr As A rEsult oF thE mAyor tAking Control oF EDuCAtion, i sAiD ABsolutEly not."
"you woulD think thAtBloomBErg, who is A BusinEssmAn, knows how to mAnAgE invEntory likE this," ms. lEvison ContinuED、"my kiD isn’t just A BottlE oF voDkA, But this is ABout invEntory."
AssEmBlywomAnDEBorAh j. gliCk, whosE DistriCt inCluDEs grEEnwiCh villAgE, sAiD it woulD not hElp thE mAyor’s CAusE to hAvE thE DEBAtE tAkE plACE AmiD this "vEry tEnsE CirCumstAnCE."
"iF pEoplE BEliEvE thAt thE CorE mission is to hAvE A sEAt in A loCAl sChool whErE thErE is A rEAsonABlE ClAss sizE," shE sAiD, "pEoplE ArE going to sAy, rEgArDlEss oF thE p. r. CAmpAign, thErE nEED to BE ChAngEs."
thEDEpArtmEnt oFEDuCAtion woulD not sAy how mAny sChools hAD wAiting lists or how mAny ChilDrEn wErE on thEm, ExplAining thAt oFFiCiAls wErE still rEviEwing thE inFormAtion thAt prinCipAls in mAnhAttAn wErE rEquirED to suBmit EArliEr this wEEk (prinCipAls in othEr Boroughs must Do so By FriDAy).But pArEnt ADvoCAtEs AnD puBliC oFFiCiAls in poCkEts throughout thE City sAiD thAt thEy hAD hEArD morE ComplAints this yEAr From pAniCkED pArEnts tolD thAt thErE mAy not BE sEAts For thEir 5-yEAr-olDs At thEir nEighBorhooD sChools.
thE notion oF A wAiting list For stuDEnts living within A sChool’s zonE is not unprECEDEntED; lAst FAll, 34 sChools outsiDE mAnhAttAn CAppED thEir EnrollmEnt, turning AwAy nEighBorhooD ChilDrEn.But this yEAr, AFtEr A ChAngE in City poliCy to stAnDArDizE kinDErgArtEn ADmissions AnD EnCourAgE rEgistrAtion EArliEr in thE yEAr, thE wAiting lists sEEm to hAvE inCrEAsED rApiDly, mAking thEir wAy into mAnhAttAn nEighBorhooDs whErE pArEnts oFtEn mAkE ExpEnsivE rEAl EstAtE DECisions with A spECiFiC puBliC sChool in minD、AnD pArEnts FEAr thAt thE lists rEFlECt not just thE nEw poliCy But Also A surgE in DEmAnD, FuElED By An inCrEAsE in young FAmiliEs AnD An EConomiC Downturn thAt mAkEs privAtE sChools lEss AppEAling.
DAviDCAntor, thE ChAnCEllor’s prEss sECrEtAry, sAiD thAt sChools prEviously hAD grApplED with supply AnD DEmAnD in An AD-hoC wAy, AnD thAt thEBloomBErg ADministrAtion’s ApproACh wAs FAirEr.ChilDrEn still on wAiting lists At thE EnD oF junE will BE oFFErED slots At othEr sChools in thEir DistriCt (thErE ArE 32 ACross thE City). thEir nAmEs CAn stAy on thE lists through thE summEr in hopEs thAt spots opEn up.City oFFiCiAls ExpECt lists to shrink As somE stuDEnts ChoosE giFtED AnD tAlEntED progrAms or othEr options.
BEForE, mr.CAntor sAiD, "stuDEnts rEmAinED on wAit lists without A sChool unlEss A pArEnt knEw how to nAvigAtE thE systEm."
"this ADmini
【单选题】Inview（）risinglaborcost,manycompanieshaveturnedtoautomation.
A.of
B.for
C.to
D.that
A.of
B.for
C.to
D.that
【单选题】Animation means making things which are lifeless come alive and move.
From earlist times, people have always been facinated by movement, But not until this century have we managed to capture movement, to record it, and in the case of animation, to reinterpret it and recreate it. To do all this, we use a movie camera and a projector.
In the world of cartoon animation, nothing is impossible. You can make the characters you create do exactly what you want them.
A famous early cartoon character was Felix the Cat, created by Pat Sullivan in American in the early ninrteen twenties. Fedix was a marvellous cat. He could do all sorts of things no natural cat could do like taking off his tail, using it as a handle and then putting it back.
Most of the great early animatiors lived and worked in America, the home of the moving picture industry. The famous Walt Dianey cartoon characters came to life after 1928. Popeye the Sailorman and his girl friend Olive Oyl were born at the Max Fleischer studios in 1933.
But to be an animator, you don't have to ba a professional. It is possible for anyone to make a simple animated film without using a camera at all. All you have to do is draw directly on to blank film and then run the film through a projector.
31. What's the main topic of the passage?
A. American history.
B. Cartoon making.
C. Movement.
D. Cartoon character.
32. Felix the Cat can do many things to it's tail except ______.
A. taking it off
B. putting it back
C. eating it up
D. using it as a handle
33. According to the passage, Felix the cat ______.
A. was created by the American cartoonist Felix.
B. was created in the United States in the ninrteenth century.
C. was designed by Pat Sullivan in the early twentieth century.D. was unable to do what natural cats could not do
34. It can be inferred from the passage that _____.
A. only professional can create cartoon characters
B. Walt Disney cartoon characters were born earlier than Pat Sullivan's
C. animation means making things lifeless
D. the cartoon industry started in the United States
35. Which of the following statements best describes the author's attitude towards cartoon making?
A. It's interesting but hard to do.
B. We need professional to instruct us.
C. It takes a lot of time to draw on to blank films.
D. It's an easy job. Everyone can do it.
From earlist times, people have always been facinated by movement, But not until this century have we managed to capture movement, to record it, and in the case of animation, to reinterpret it and recreate it. To do all this, we use a movie camera and a projector.
In the world of cartoon animation, nothing is impossible. You can make the characters you create do exactly what you want them.
A famous early cartoon character was Felix the Cat, created by Pat Sullivan in American in the early ninrteen twenties. Fedix was a marvellous cat. He could do all sorts of things no natural cat could do like taking off his tail, using it as a handle and then putting it back.
Most of the great early animatiors lived and worked in America, the home of the moving picture industry. The famous Walt Dianey cartoon characters came to life after 1928. Popeye the Sailorman and his girl friend Olive Oyl were born at the Max Fleischer studios in 1933.
But to be an animator, you don't have to ba a professional. It is possible for anyone to make a simple animated film without using a camera at all. All you have to do is draw directly on to blank film and then run the film through a projector.
31. What's the main topic of the passage?
A. American history.
B. Cartoon making.
C. Movement.
D. Cartoon character.
32. Felix the Cat can do many things to it's tail except ______.
A. taking it off
B. putting it back
C. eating it up
D. using it as a handle
33. According to the passage, Felix the cat ______.
A. was created by the American cartoonist Felix.
B. was created in the United States in the ninrteenth century.
C. was designed by Pat Sullivan in the early twentieth century.D. was unable to do what natural cats could not do
34. It can be inferred from the passage that _____.
A. only professional can create cartoon characters
B. Walt Disney cartoon characters were born earlier than Pat Sullivan's
C. animation means making things lifeless
D. the cartoon industry started in the United States
35. Which of the following statements best describes the author's attitude towards cartoon making?
A. It's interesting but hard to do.
B. We need professional to instruct us.
C. It takes a lot of time to draw on to blank films.
D. It's an easy job. Everyone can do it.
【单选题】The ownership of pets brings a variety of benefits that the uninitiated would never believe. For every tale of shredded cushion, flattened plants, and chew slippers, there is another testimony of intelligence, sympathy and undying devotion. Now the growing body of research into the medical and social advantages of pet ownership has confirmed what pet owners have always intuitively known that pets are not just loving companions but actually do us gooD、Researchers have established the value of pets in soothing and reassuring humans, particularly when ill, lonely or in distress. Perhaps the unquestioning love and approval pets give us is something we don’t always get from out human nearest and dearest.
Our makeshift understanding psychology leads many of us to view very close relationships with pets with suspicion.Childless couples in particular give rise to speculation, but a consultant in animal behavior says, "There is no evidence that a pet is a direct substitute for chilD、"And while many adults feel foolish if caught talking to their pets, they have no need to. The experts say you cannot have a close relationship with a pet without treating it as a person, and that talking to a pet is not unhealthy — simply a way of establishing camaraderie.
The shaking helplessness of a young puppy or fluffy kitten stirs protective instincts deep within us and prompts many parents to buy pets for their children in the hope of instilling a sense of responsibility and caring and acceptance of the facts of life and death. Hut animals don’t have to be soft and fond to bring out the best in us.A、social worker encouraged aggressive boys to handle ferrets — "if handled correctly they respond with friendship; if incorrectly they bite."
There seems to be no doubt that, emotionally and physically, our pets do us good — there is a price to be paiD、When loved animal dies, it is often a traumatic event — and then where do we turn for comfort
The writer believes that pets are valuable to children because they ______.
A、return affectionB、are comfortingC、need looking afterD、are protective
Our makeshift understanding psychology leads many of us to view very close relationships with pets with suspicion.Childless couples in particular give rise to speculation, but a consultant in animal behavior says, "There is no evidence that a pet is a direct substitute for chilD、"And while many adults feel foolish if caught talking to their pets, they have no need to. The experts say you cannot have a close relationship with a pet without treating it as a person, and that talking to a pet is not unhealthy — simply a way of establishing camaraderie.
The shaking helplessness of a young puppy or fluffy kitten stirs protective instincts deep within us and prompts many parents to buy pets for their children in the hope of instilling a sense of responsibility and caring and acceptance of the facts of life and death. Hut animals don’t have to be soft and fond to bring out the best in us.A、social worker encouraged aggressive boys to handle ferrets — "if handled correctly they respond with friendship; if incorrectly they bite."
There seems to be no doubt that, emotionally and physically, our pets do us good — there is a price to be paiD、When loved animal dies, it is often a traumatic event — and then where do we turn for comfort
The writer believes that pets are valuable to children because they ______.
A、return affectionB、are comfortingC、need looking afterD、are protective
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