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| 第1题：为保护海边建筑免遭海洋风暴的袭击，海洋度假地在海滩和海边建筑之间建起了巨大的防海墙。这些防海墙不仅遮住了一些建筑物的海景，而且使海岸本身也变窄了。这是因为在风暴从水的一边对沙子进行侵蚀的时候，沙子不再向内陆扩展。 如果上述信息正确，从其出发，下列哪项得到了最有力的支持 A．由于海洋风暴的猛烈程度不断加深，必须在海洋和海边建筑之间建立起更多的高大的防海墙。 B．即使是在海滩被人类滥用着的时候，它们对于许多使用它们的野生物种的生存来说依然是必不可少的。 C．用来保护海边建筑的防海墙如果要保护那些建筑，它们自己最终不会被风暴破坏，也不需要昂贵的维修和更新费用。 D．为以后的世代保留下海滩应该是海岸管理的首要目标。 E．对于一个想要维护自己海滩疗养地功能的海边社区来说，通过建筑防海墙来保护海边的建筑的努力，从长远来看，其作用是适得其反的。 |
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| 第2、3、4、5题： Jokes are as old as the spoken worD.In every country in the world and in every age in history, people have old funny stories to make one another laugh. In the Middle Ages in Europe, the court jesters(弄臣) or fools, amused( 逗乐) rulers and their courts with jokes and tricks. While we no longer have court jesters, we still have people whose job is to make us laugh. We still laugh at many of the same things that made people laugh long ago. We laugh at jokes that have surprise endings, and stories of people who simply never seem able to do anything right. Quick answers also amuse us. Here are some simple jokes that will show you what they mean. Linda’s mother called up the stairs to her, “Linda, did you put out the light?” Linda said, “How should I know? It’s too dark in here to see.” Kevin to Teacher: “Would you be mad at me for something I didn’t do?” Teacher: “Of course not, Kevin.” Kevin: That’s good, because I didn’t do my homework. A salesman came to Jimmy who was sitting on the steps of a house. “Sonny,” he asked, “is your Mommy home?” “Yes,” replied Jimmy. The salesman began to ring the doorbell. He rang and rang and, but there was no answer. Finally he turned back to Jimmy and said angrily, “I thought you said that your Mommy was home.” “I did” replied Jimmy, “but this isn’t my house.” Fern: “That’s a strange pair of socks you have onone is red and the other is green.” Elaine: “Yes, and the funny thing about it is that I have another pair at home exactly like this one.” A man went to the dentist to have a tooth pulleD.“How much will that cost?” he asked. “Thirty dollars,” was the answer. The man thought a minute, then said, “Here ten dollars. Just loosen it a little.” “Joey’s been walking since he was 8 months old,” his mother told a friend. “Good heaven!” the friend exclaimeD.“Isn’t he tired?” Teacher to Sally: “If we breathe oxygen(氧气) in the daytime, what do we breathe at night?” Sally: “That’s easy. Nitrogen(氮气)，of course.” 33.According to the selection, jokes are as old as A.the Middle Ages B.the history of Europe C.the history of the courts D.the language 34.According to the writer, the jokes we laugh at now are A.quite different from the old jokes B.quite similar to the old jokes C.fewer than the joke people had in the ancient times D.not as funny as the old jokes 35.The point of the joke about Linda lies in A.Linda’s foolishness. B.mother’s foolishness. C.The surprise ending of the joke. D.Linda’s quick answer 36.We laugh at the joke about Kevin and the teacher because A.Kevin never seemed able to do anything right B.the teacher never seemed able to do anything right C.it has an unexpected ending D.the teacher gave a quick answer |
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| 第6题：萨莎：在法庭上，应该禁止将笔迹分析作为一个人性格的证据。笔迹分析家所谓的证据习惯性地夸大他们分析结果的可靠性。 格雷高里：你说得很对。目前使用的笔迹分析作为证据确实存在问题。这个问题的存在仅仅是因为没有许可委员会来制定专业的标准，以此来阻止不负责任的分析家作出夸大其词的分析。然而，当这样的委员会被创立后，那些持许可证的开业者的笔迹分析结果就可以作为合法的法庭工具来评价一个人的性格。 格雷高里在应答萨莎的论述时，用了下面哪一项技巧 A．他忽视为支持萨莎的建议而引用的证据。 B．他通过限定某一原则适用的范围来为该原则辩护。 C．他从具体的证据中提取出一个普遍性的原则。 D．他在萨莎的论述中发现了一个自相矛盾的陈述。 E．他在揭示萨莎的论述自身表明的一个不受欢迎的，并且是他的论述所批评的特征。 |
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| 第7题：x1、x2是方程6x2-7x+a=0的两个实根，若和的几何平均值是，则a的值是( )．
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| 第8题：办公室主任：本办公室不打算使用循环再利用纸张。给用户的信件必须能留下好的印象。不能打印在劣质纸张上。文具供应商：循环再利用纸张不一定是劣质的。事实上，最初的纸张就是用可回收材料制造的。一直到19世纪50年代，由于碎屑原料供不应求，才使用木纤维作为造纸原料。
以下哪项最为恰当地概括了文具供应商的反驳中存在的漏洞 A．没有意识到办公室主任对于循环再利用纸张的偏见是由于某种无知。 B．使用了不相关的事实来证明一个关于产品质量的断定。 C．不恰当地假设办公室主任了解纸张的制造工艺。 D．忽视了办公室主任对产品质量关注的合法权利。 E．不恰当地假设办公室主任忽视了环境保护。 |
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