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- A.society does not punish criminals severely enough
- B.nine-tenths of his work involves arresting people
- C.hardly anyone tells him the truth
- D.too many criminals escape from jail
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The real detective lives in “the unpleasant moral twilight”(L. 1?2,Para.6) partly because_______.
- A.he is an expensive public servant
- B.he works under constant pressure to get results
- C.he feels himself to be cut off from the rest of the world
- D.he is obliged to break the law slightly in order to keep it
- A.prefer to wait for the criminal to give himself away
- B.make much effort in trying to track down their man
- C.try to make a quick arrest to keep up their reputation
- D.usually fail to produce results
- A third big difference between the drama detective and the real one is the unpleasant moral twilight in which the real one lives. The detective is subject to two opposing pressures:first, as a member of the police he always has to behave with absolute leg
- If the detective has to deceive the world, the world often deceives him. Hardly anyone he meets tells him the truth. And this separation the detective feels between himself and the rest of the world is deepened by the simple-mindedness一as he sees it of ci
- A.so that he can catch criminals in the street
- B.so that he can justify his arrests in court
- C.because many of the criminals he has to catch are dangerous
- D.because he has to know nearly as much about the law as a lawyer
- A.exciting and glamorous
- B.full of danger
- C.devoted mostly to routine matters
- D.wasted on unimportant matters
- A.he did not believe it
- B.he felt annoyed
- C.he was ashamed of his stupid mistake
- D.he was relieved that nobody was hurt
- A.is his true self
- B.is the great values of life
- C.is the challenge from other people
- D.is his strong desire to save his face
- A.he had more questions to ask Doctor Bonbon
- B.he wanted to discuss the arrangement in detail
- C.he was greatly inspired
- D.he was trembling with fear
- A.go down into the water
- B.lecture on heroism again
- C.shoot at the hull of the boat
- D.protest against the invitation
- A....I could now bring money home.
- B....I could now contribute to society.
- C....I became a useful person in the world.
- D....I was now able to do more for my family.
- At the bottom the first thing I saw was a big fish. I screamed.
- I can’t quite remember what followed.All I know is that, contrary to what I had said in my lecture, at the moment of danger the hero does not discover the great values of life. When I opened my eyes again, the big fish was gone.
- I tried to return to the surface. Then I saw a huge form. above my head.I seized my gun, I closed my eyes and I pressed the trigger. The gun was tom from me.
- In seconds I was at the surface. Luckily, the boat was near. I was on board in an instant. “Where’s your gun?”asked the doctor.
- I explained that I had hit a shark. The beast had tom the weapon from my hands. The black swimmers were climbing back into the boat now. One of them had my gun. He spoke to the doctor in Creole. “ It see
- He was trying to suggest that I had mistaken the boat passing over my head for a shark. The very idea! When I stepped onto the platform. that afternoon, Doctor Bonbon was sitting in the front row. But I didn’t let his mocking
- A.sad
- B.serious
- C.humorous
- D.critical
- A.No harm will be done to us as long as we squeeze money into the hands of some of our buyers.
- B.Putting some money on the palms of those who buy our cars will make things easy for us, and we won’t be hurt.
- C.It is worthwhile to bribe some of our buyers with a few million pounds so as to secure contracts worth many times more.
- D.Compared with £ 1, 000 million, a few million is nothing. If we give some buyers a discount, we won, t suffer much loss.
- A.The secretary looks up, and then she stays completely still and quiet.
- B.The secretary looks up, and then she fixed her eyes on me, surprised.
- C.The secretary looks up, and then she began to shiver, obviously from cold.
- D.The secretary looks up, and then she looked at me as if she didn’t know me.
- A....an important sign of what you are doing in America.
- B....strong evidence that you have adjusted to life in America.
- C....the best proof that you have succeeded in the United States.
- D....the last proof that you have been accepted by American society.
- A.The Sea Around Us was about what medicine to use in emergency.
- B.The Sea Around Us was a useful and delightful book on first aid.
- C.The book was written for those who knew little about the sea.
- D.The book was both informative and delightful to read.
- A....people today do not respect political figures most...
- B....people today do not believe history is influenced by politics...
- C....people today look up to historic figures rather than political ones...
- D....people today do not depend on political leaders to make up their minds...
- A.I can see the true colours of the person however nice he claims to be in society.
- B.I know what the other person is deep down no matter how he presents himself.
- C.I see through the other person no matter what he appears to be in public.
- D.I can see the other person beyond his status and image.
- A.Each time this boy played football, he was sure to get the ball into the goal.
- B.This unfortunate boy never played football, as he couldn’t score a goal.
- C.This boy was unhappy because he didn’t kick the ball into the goal.
- D.If this boy didn’t score a goal he would feel wretched.
- A.Every child would grow up to accept old, conservative ideas.
- B.Every child would grow up to follow old-fashioned lifestyle.
- C.Every child would grow up to follow the conventional way of thinking.
- D.Every child would grow up to believe in wise men of ancient times.
- A.There is no use in being a charming and wealthy fellow.
- B.It is enough if he is wealthy and charming.
- C.There is no use in being a rich man if he hasn’t charm.
- D.There is no use in being a charming fellow if he has no money.
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- A.importance
- B.focus
- C.judgment
- D.emphasis
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- A.But
- B.However
- C.Moreover
- D.Instead
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- A.regard
- B.value
- C.cherish
- D.play
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- A.varieties
- B.similarities
- C.gaps
- D.differences
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- A.rather than
- B.rather
- C.more than
- D.only
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- A.shows
- B.reflects
- C.radiates
- D.echoes
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- A.special
- B.simple
- C.similar
- D.varied
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- A.caused
- B.made
- C.produced
- D.aroused
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- A.history
- B.singing
- C.art
- D.dancing
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- A.amused
- B.entertained
- C.disappointed
- D.shocked
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- A.the ones
- B.the one
- C.this
- D.these
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- A.same
- B.alike
- C.like
- D.similar
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- A.on
- B.in
- C.under
- D.from
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- A.in
- B.from
- C.on
- D.at
- A.count
- B.measure
- C.calculate
- D.judge
- A.indication
- B.solution
- C.clue
- D.light
- A.she’d not rather go
- B.she’ll rather not go
- C.she’d rather not go
- D.she won’t rather go
- A.that
- B.as
- C.which
- D.what
- A.conscious
- B.suspicious
- C.ambitious
- D.conscientious
- A.that
- B./
- C.it
- D.what
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The Evening News identified at least two village officials said to be actively____the illegal trade.
- A.related to
- B.linked with
- C.integrated into
- D.involved in
- A.conveniently
- B.obediently
- C.sufficiently
- D.reluctantly
- A.adjustment
- B.change
- C.difference
- D.modification
- A.pride
- B.glory
- C.hope
- D.satisfaction
- A.rains
- B.will rain
- C.were to rain
- D.was to rain
- A.paid
- B.attached
- C.took
- D.gave
- A.tendency
- B.trend
- C.intention
- D.inclination
- A.Aware of
- B.Convinced of
- C.Clear of
- D.Regardless of
- A.for that
- B.in which
- C.that
- D.which