【单选题】Astheskygrewdarker，itbecameobvioustousthattheboystofinishthegamequicklyiftheywantedtoavoidthestorm.（）
A.have
B.wouldhave
C.oughttohave
D.having
A.have
B.wouldhave
C.oughttohave
D.having
【单选题】（）isthebasicunitofresearchinMophology.
A.morpheme
B.phoneme
C.lexeme
D.phone
A.morpheme
B.phoneme
C.lexeme
D.phone
【单选题】thE mAnAgEr is sAtisFiED with ______ you'vE DonE.
A．thAt
B．All whAt
C．whiCh
D．All thAt
A．thAt
B．All whAt
C．whiCh
D．All thAt
【单选题】Going to college means immense changes in their lifestyle for most students. Living in a dormitory remains a major challenge as it means (31) how to share space with (32) who are total strangers. (33) some can live together peacefully, others may (34) conflicts that need to be worked out.
(35) a recent survey of students in 12 different universities in Wuhan, only 40 percent of (36) are satisfied with their dormitory friendships and 30 percent said they (37) conflicts in the dorm. For those living in a dorm for the first time, sharing things, (38) a laptop or paper towels, can be a source of conflict.Another common problem is (39) to different habits. Sometimes roommates may also (40) when welcoming guests, especially those of the (41) sex. Sometimes they fight (42) small things, such as what type of music to play or whether to turn (43) the air conditioner or not.
However, there are more effective methods to solve problems than (44) at each other. The best way is to talk about an issue (45) it even becomes a problem. You should (46) roommates honestly and directly, and try to (47) a solution. In any discussion it is important to talk with your roommates in a(n) (48) way. For example, you could mention your roommates’ good (49) traits. This can help them understand you better and make them more willing to (50) .
A、to learnB、to be learnt
C、learning
D、having been learnt
(35) a recent survey of students in 12 different universities in Wuhan, only 40 percent of (36) are satisfied with their dormitory friendships and 30 percent said they (37) conflicts in the dorm. For those living in a dorm for the first time, sharing things, (38) a laptop or paper towels, can be a source of conflict.Another common problem is (39) to different habits. Sometimes roommates may also (40) when welcoming guests, especially those of the (41) sex. Sometimes they fight (42) small things, such as what type of music to play or whether to turn (43) the air conditioner or not.
However, there are more effective methods to solve problems than (44) at each other. The best way is to talk about an issue (45) it even becomes a problem. You should (46) roommates honestly and directly, and try to (47) a solution. In any discussion it is important to talk with your roommates in a(n) (48) way. For example, you could mention your roommates’ good (49) traits. This can help them understand you better and make them more willing to (50) .
A、to learnB、to be learnt
C、learning
D、having been learnt
【单选题】BoostED By Booming intErnAtionAl FinAnCiAl mArkEts, thECity oF lonDon hAs not hAD it so gooD sinCE thE EnD oF thE DotCom BonAnzA in thE lAtE 1990s.BAsking in DouBlE-Digit growth rAtEs, lonDon’s lAw Firms hAvE Both ContriButED to thAt suCCEss AnD BEnEFitED From it. thE EArnings oF topCity lAwyErs CAn now ExCEED ￡ 2 m A yEAr.
hAving optED to ExpAnD AnD go gloBAl AhEAD oF most othErs,BritAin’s lEADing lAw Firms tEnD to BE BiggEr thAn thEirAmEriCAn rivAls. inDEED, ACCorDing to A survEy oF thE worlD’s top 50 lAw Firms, CompilED By lEgAlBusinEss, ABritish trADE pApEr, FivE oF thE worlD’s top six lAw Firms—in tErms oF turnovEr—ArE nowBritish (iFDlA、pipEr, thE rEsult oF AnAnglo-AmEriCAn mErgEr, is inCluDED).But thEy hAvE tEnDED to lAg BEhinD in tErms oF thEir proFitABility. thAt is now ChAnging.
thE proFit mArgins oF thECity’s FivE "mAgiC CirClE" Firms—CliFForDChAnCE, slAughtEr AnD mAy,AllEn ＆ ovEry, linklAtErs AnD FrEshFiElDs—hAvE soArED in rECEnt yEArs AnD ArE now CompArABlE with, iF not highEr thAn, thosE oF nEw york’s "whitE shoE" ElitE. slAughtEr AnD mAy, thE only onE oF thE FivE not to hAvE gonE gloBAl, hAs thE joint sEConD-highEst proFit mArgin Among thE top 50.
not so long Ago, A lonDon surgEon CoulD ExpECt to EArn As muCh As ACity lAwyEr.But EvEn thE rECEnt Big risEs in hospitAl ConsultAnts’ EArnings pAll in CompArison with thosE EnjoyED By lonDon lAwyErs.At slAughtEr AnD mAy, For ExAmplE, AvErAgE proFits pEr Equity pArtnEr (pEp) jumpED By Almost A thirD (in DollAr tErms) lAst yEAr to $2.75 m—morE thAn At Any othEr oF thE top 50 lAw Firms BAr two in nEw york whErE pEp AvErAgED $2.8 m AnD $3.0 m rEspECtivEly. somE sEnior pArtnErs gEt A lot morE oF CoursE.
CompEtition For thE BEst lAwyErs is FiErCE AnD poAChing FrEquEnt. hEnCE thE nEED to kEEp hEADlinE pEp FigurEs up—EvEn At thE Cost oF gEtting riD oF Equity pArtnErs, lEAving A BiggEr shArE oF thE Bounty For thE rEmAining onEs. FrEshFiElDs is in thE proCEss oF shEDDing ArounD 100 oF its Equity pArtnErs. othEr lEADing Firms ArE Also unDErtAking pAinFul rEstruCturing. nEwly quAliFiED lAwyErs’ sAlAriEs hAvE Also BEEn shooting up in thE sEArCh For thE BEst tAlEnt.Both FrEshFiElDs AnDAllEn & ovEry now pAy thEir First-yEAr AssoCiAtEs ￡65,000, rising to ArounD ￡90.000 AFtEr thrEE yEArs. (First-yEAr AssoCiAtEs AtAmEriCA’s top lAw Firms gEt thE EquivAlEnt oF ￡ 80.000. )
But, As mAny othEr top-rAnkCity EmployErs hAvE DisCovErED, Big EArnings Do not nECEssArily guArAntEE Big sAtisFACtion.ACCorDing to A yougov poll, puBlishED By thE lAwyEr EArliEr this month, A quArtEr oFBritAin’s lAwyErs (inCluDing A FiFth oF lAw-Firm pArtnErs) woulD likE to lEAvE thE proFEssion. thE DisgruntlED ComplAinED ABout Cripplingly long hours, intEnsE CompEtition AnD thE impErsonAlity oF thE BiggEst Firms (somE with morE thAn 3,000 lAwyErs). so why Don’t thEy quitBECAusE, sAy thrEE-quArtErs, oF thE pAy.
thE phrAsE "whitE shoE" (linE 8, pArAgrAph 2) most proBABly rEFErs to
A、A nEw ElitE ClAss oF thE supErriCh.B、whitE CollArs.
C、top lAw Firms. D、FinAnCiAl AgEnCiEs.
hAving optED to ExpAnD AnD go gloBAl AhEAD oF most othErs,BritAin’s lEADing lAw Firms tEnD to BE BiggEr thAn thEirAmEriCAn rivAls. inDEED, ACCorDing to A survEy oF thE worlD’s top 50 lAw Firms, CompilED By lEgAlBusinEss, ABritish trADE pApEr, FivE oF thE worlD’s top six lAw Firms—in tErms oF turnovEr—ArE nowBritish (iFDlA、pipEr, thE rEsult oF AnAnglo-AmEriCAn mErgEr, is inCluDED).But thEy hAvE tEnDED to lAg BEhinD in tErms oF thEir proFitABility. thAt is now ChAnging.
thE proFit mArgins oF thECity’s FivE "mAgiC CirClE" Firms—CliFForDChAnCE, slAughtEr AnD mAy,AllEn ＆ ovEry, linklAtErs AnD FrEshFiElDs—hAvE soArED in rECEnt yEArs AnD ArE now CompArABlE with, iF not highEr thAn, thosE oF nEw york’s "whitE shoE" ElitE. slAughtEr AnD mAy, thE only onE oF thE FivE not to hAvE gonE gloBAl, hAs thE joint sEConD-highEst proFit mArgin Among thE top 50.
not so long Ago, A lonDon surgEon CoulD ExpECt to EArn As muCh As ACity lAwyEr.But EvEn thE rECEnt Big risEs in hospitAl ConsultAnts’ EArnings pAll in CompArison with thosE EnjoyED By lonDon lAwyErs.At slAughtEr AnD mAy, For ExAmplE, AvErAgE proFits pEr Equity pArtnEr (pEp) jumpED By Almost A thirD (in DollAr tErms) lAst yEAr to $2.75 m—morE thAn At Any othEr oF thE top 50 lAw Firms BAr two in nEw york whErE pEp AvErAgED $2.8 m AnD $3.0 m rEspECtivEly. somE sEnior pArtnErs gEt A lot morE oF CoursE.
CompEtition For thE BEst lAwyErs is FiErCE AnD poAChing FrEquEnt. hEnCE thE nEED to kEEp hEADlinE pEp FigurEs up—EvEn At thE Cost oF gEtting riD oF Equity pArtnErs, lEAving A BiggEr shArE oF thE Bounty For thE rEmAining onEs. FrEshFiElDs is in thE proCEss oF shEDDing ArounD 100 oF its Equity pArtnErs. othEr lEADing Firms ArE Also unDErtAking pAinFul rEstruCturing. nEwly quAliFiED lAwyErs’ sAlAriEs hAvE Also BEEn shooting up in thE sEArCh For thE BEst tAlEnt.Both FrEshFiElDs AnDAllEn & ovEry now pAy thEir First-yEAr AssoCiAtEs ￡65,000, rising to ArounD ￡90.000 AFtEr thrEE yEArs. (First-yEAr AssoCiAtEs AtAmEriCA’s top lAw Firms gEt thE EquivAlEnt oF ￡ 80.000. )
But, As mAny othEr top-rAnkCity EmployErs hAvE DisCovErED, Big EArnings Do not nECEssArily guArAntEE Big sAtisFACtion.ACCorDing to A yougov poll, puBlishED By thE lAwyEr EArliEr this month, A quArtEr oFBritAin’s lAwyErs (inCluDing A FiFth oF lAw-Firm pArtnErs) woulD likE to lEAvE thE proFEssion. thE DisgruntlED ComplAinED ABout Cripplingly long hours, intEnsE CompEtition AnD thE impErsonAlity oF thE BiggEst Firms (somE with morE thAn 3,000 lAwyErs). so why Don’t thEy quitBECAusE, sAy thrEE-quArtErs, oF thE pAy.
thE phrAsE "whitE shoE" (linE 8, pArAgrAph 2) most proBABly rEFErs to
A、A nEw ElitE ClAss oF thE supErriCh.B、whitE CollArs.
C、top lAw Firms. D、FinAnCiAl AgEnCiEs.
【单选题】The government-run command post in Tunis is staffed around the clock by military personnel, meteorologists and civilians. On the wall are maps, crisscrossed with brightly colors arrows that painstakingly track the fearsome path of the enemy.
What kind of invader gives rise to such high-level monitoring Not man, not beast, but the lowly desert locust. (蝗虫)In recent months, billions of the 3-inch-long winged warriors have descended onAlgeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, blackening the sky and eating up crops and vegetation. The insect invasion, the worst in 30 years, is already creating great destruction in the MiddleEast and is now treating southernEurope. The current crisis began in late 1985 near the Red SeA、Unusually rainy weather moistened the sands of the Sudan, making them ideal breeding grounds for the locust, which lays its eggs in the earth. The insect onslaught threatens to create yet anotherAfrican famine.Each locust can eat its weight (not quite a tenth of an ounce) in vegetation every 24 hours.A、good-size swarm of 50 billion insects eats up 100,000 tons of grass, trees and crops in a single night.
All $150 million may be needed this year. The U. S. has provided two spraying planes and about 50,000 gal. of pesticide. TheEuropeanCommunity has donated $3.8 million in aid and the Soviet Union,Canada, Japan andChina have provided chemical- spraying aircraft to help wipe out the pests.But relief efforts are hampered by the relative mildness of approved pesticides, which quickly lose their deadly punch and require frequent replications. The most effective locust killer dieldrin has been linked to cancer and is banned by many Western countries and some of the affectedAfrican nations. More then 5 million acres have been dusted with locust-killing chemicals; another 5 million will be treated by the end of June.
On May 30, representatives of Tunisia,Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Mauritania will meet inAlgiers to discuss tactics to wipe out the ravenous swarms. The move is an important step, but whatever plan is devised, the locust plague promised to get worse before the insects can be brought under control.
The purpose for affected nations to meet inAlgiers on May 30 is ______.
A、to devise antilocust plans
B、to wipe out the swarms in two years
C、to call out for additional financial aid from other nations
D、to bring the insects under control before the plague gets worse
What kind of invader gives rise to such high-level monitoring Not man, not beast, but the lowly desert locust. (蝗虫)In recent months, billions of the 3-inch-long winged warriors have descended onAlgeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, blackening the sky and eating up crops and vegetation. The insect invasion, the worst in 30 years, is already creating great destruction in the MiddleEast and is now treating southernEurope. The current crisis began in late 1985 near the Red SeA、Unusually rainy weather moistened the sands of the Sudan, making them ideal breeding grounds for the locust, which lays its eggs in the earth. The insect onslaught threatens to create yet anotherAfrican famine.Each locust can eat its weight (not quite a tenth of an ounce) in vegetation every 24 hours.A、good-size swarm of 50 billion insects eats up 100,000 tons of grass, trees and crops in a single night.
All $150 million may be needed this year. The U. S. has provided two spraying planes and about 50,000 gal. of pesticide. TheEuropeanCommunity has donated $3.8 million in aid and the Soviet Union,Canada, Japan andChina have provided chemical- spraying aircraft to help wipe out the pests.But relief efforts are hampered by the relative mildness of approved pesticides, which quickly lose their deadly punch and require frequent replications. The most effective locust killer dieldrin has been linked to cancer and is banned by many Western countries and some of the affectedAfrican nations. More then 5 million acres have been dusted with locust-killing chemicals; another 5 million will be treated by the end of June.
On May 30, representatives of Tunisia,Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Mauritania will meet inAlgiers to discuss tactics to wipe out the ravenous swarms. The move is an important step, but whatever plan is devised, the locust plague promised to get worse before the insects can be brought under control.
The purpose for affected nations to meet inAlgiers on May 30 is ______.
A、to devise antilocust plans
B、to wipe out the swarms in two years
C、to call out for additional financial aid from other nations
D、to bring the insects under control before the plague gets worse
【单选题】
A、as
B．after
C．until
D．when
A、as
B．after
C．until
D．when
【单选题】whAt is thE possiBlE rElAtionship BEtwEEn joE AnD AnnA
A．ClosE FriEnDs.
B．tEAChEr AnD stuDEnt.
C．BrothEr AnD sistEr.
D．ClAssmAtEs.
A．ClosE FriEnDs.
B．tEAChEr AnD stuDEnt.
C．BrothEr AnD sistEr.
D．ClAssmAtEs.
【单选题】whAt is Among thE ExAmplEs thE mAn givEs oF thE kinD oF inFormAtion hE nEEDs ABout EuropEAn CitiEs
A．thEir ClimAtE.
B．thEir gEogrAphiC sizE.
C．how long pEoplE livE.
D．whAt lAnguAgEs pEoplE spEAk.
A．thEir ClimAtE.
B．thEir gEogrAphiC sizE.
C．how long pEoplE livE.
D．whAt lAnguAgEs pEoplE spEAk.
【单选题】
A．hAD to
B．shoulD
C．might
D．must
A．hAD to
B．shoulD
C．might
D．must
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