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- A.hopeful
- B.pessimistic
- C.critical
- D.indifferent
- A.Human problems cannot be solved by the technology.
- B.Technology, in whatever form, should meet the needs of the humans.
- C.High technology is greatly needed in industrialized nations.
- D.How people will make use of raw materials in developing technology.
- A.hungry
- B.desperate
- C.full
- D.satisfactory
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According to the passage, the markets in the industrialized nations for high technology are ____.
- A.promising
- B.developing rapidly
- C.coinciding with the low technology
- D.almost reaching its limits
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Passage 2
- America’s genius with high technology may have put men on the moon, but people are still suspicious about its ability to solve human problems closer to home. In fact, a subtle but significant shift from purely technological solutions is already under way
- A.energy shortage
- B.food shortage
- C.environmental pollution
- D.population control
- A.to wear a seat belt for health reasons
- B.not to wear a seat belt for health reasons
- C.to get a valid medical certificate before wearing a seat belt
- D.to pay a fine rather than wear a seat belt
- A.make the front passengers wear a seat belt
- B.make the front children under 14 wear a seat belt
- C.stop children riding in the front seat
- D.wear a seat belt each time he drives
- A.reduces road accidents by more than half
- B.saves lives while driving at a speed up to 30 miles per hour
- C.reduces the death rate in traffic accidents
- D.saves more than 15,000 lives each year
- A.Someone who is backing into a parking space
- B.Someone who is picking up the children from the local school
- C.Someone who is delivering invitation letters
- D.Someone who is under 14
- A.where
- B.that
- C.which
- D.this
- A.would have researched
- B.have researched
- C.researched
- D.had researched
- A.Judging from
- B.Judged from
- C.To judge from
- D.Judge from
- A.however
- B.whatever
- C.wherever
- D.where
- A.No sooner had he
- B.No sooner he had
- C.Hardly had he
- D.Hardly he had
- A.have succeeded
- B.has succeeded
- C.have successful
- D.has successful
- A.like
- B.as
- C.as soon as
- D.as if
- A.the furniture
- B.furnitures
- C.furniture
- D.a furniture
- A.can’t
- B.haven’t to
- C.mustn’t
- D.needn’t
- A.was caught
- B.caught
- C.was catching
- D.had been caught
- A.on
- B.over
- C.in
- D.back
- A.to working
- B.to work
- C.work
- D.working
- A.where
- B.whom
- C.that
- D.which
- A.to, in
- B.than, in
- C.to, on
- D.than, on
- A.can
- B.would
- C.should
- D.ought to
- A.intentional
- B.intense
- C.intending
- D.intended
- A.wild
- B.savage
- C.cruel
- D.fierce
- A.upswing
- B.sensation
- C.strain
- D.stimulus
- A.divided into
- B.resulted from
- C.prior to
- D.determined by
- A.Misconduct
- B.Insufficiency
- C.Degradation
- D.Prodigality
- A.place
- B.press
- C.deal
- D.put
- A.interested
- B.persuaded
- C.suggested
- D.opposed
- A.Fans
- B.Image
- C.Imagine
- D.Fancy
- A.money
- B.privilege
- C.tax
- D.tariff
- A.make-out
- B.turnover
- C.output
- D.downfall
- A.included
- B.composed
- C.consisted
- D.made
- A.determined
- B.accused
- C.informed
- D.laughed
- A.economist’s
- B.economical
- C.economic
- D.economist
- A.sympathize
- B.argue
- C.agree
- D.select
- A.swallow
- B.drink
- C.eat
- D.take
