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- A.the mass of the fishDecides the intensity of electric power it generates
- B.the strength of shock givenBy a young electric ray can only light theBulb of apocket flashlight
- C.to make full use of the energy producedBy electric fish，suitable wires shouldBeavailable
- D.a mature torpedo is capable of producing enough electricity to knockDown a man
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- A.a torped0’s electric cells contain more than one electricDlates
- B.to complete the circuit，you have to touch the fish in twoDlaces
- C.the current in one place is not strong enough to give a shock
- D.the fish’s electric cells are filled with jelly-like substance
- A.compared with those in the torped0，the working system of electric plates in theeel is moreDirect and efficient
- B.compared with other electric fish，the eel possesses much more electricDlates
- C.the working system of the electric plates in the eel is far inferior to those in thetorpedo
- D.the working system of the electric plates in the eel is the most effective
- A.Because he feels that he mightBe exaggerating
- B.Because he has recently praised more works than usual
- C.Because lie finds it hard toBe objective
- D.Because he feels he may not praise the work sufficiently
- Another famous example is the electriceel．This fish gives an even more poweIful shock．The system i8Different from that of the torped。in that the electric plates run longitudinally(纵向)and ale supplied with nerves from the spinal(脊骨)cord．Consequefitly，the c
- A.the torpedo’s electric ceils have a shape with six sides
- B.some fish can produce enough electricity toDrive a number of electric motors
- C.the current travels in an upwardDirection from the positive side to negative sidein torpedo’s electric cells
- D.the capacity to generate electricity is theDistinctive acteristic of the fish
- A reviewer must always keep an anxious eye on the state of his currecy．If he announcestoo many masterpieces he risks inflation(though it is sometimes forgottenBy some of US that thecowardice of perpetual crabbing(挑剔)receives its own kind of punishment)．It
- But at th e ri sk of inflation I cannot help writing that Catch-22 is the greatest satirical workin English since Erewhon．For the fact is that all my successive interpretations of thisBook nowseem to haveBeen accurate，even if the earlier ones were also in
- I am not suggesting that Catch—22 is a realistic account of life in the war—time Air Forceof America or any other country．The method of satire is to inflate(放大)reality so that all its partially concealedBlemishes(缺点)turn into monstrous and apparentDeforma
- A.a review of a film
- B.aBook about the U．S．Air Force
- C.an essay on satire
- D.a review of aBook
- A.a very great English novel
- B.an accurate portrayal of life in wartime
- C.an excellent piece of satire
- D.the work of a neglected author
- A.take care not toBe over—critical in his writing
- B.watch carefully to see that nobody else takes his job
- C.be careful tO ensure that his comments retain their value
- D.be sure that his salary keeps pace with inflation
- A.the advantages andDisadvantages of economic growth
- B.the presentDebate on economic growth
- C.the importance of theDebate on economic growth
- D.the contradictionBetween economists and theBusiness community
- A.is essential to the well-being of society as a whole
- B.can provide the solution to many of our social problems today
- C.call protect our environment fromBeing pollutedBy industry
- D.can provide US with more natural resources for industrialization
- A.arguments in support of something
- B.disagreements
- C.people who argue for something
- D.people who argue against something
- A.Nations that meet on a football field are unlikely to meet on aBattlefieH．
- B.Nations that give much attention to international competitions are world—famous in many ways.
- C.Nations tllat win in international games prove theBest on the sports field at least．
- D.Nations tllat win the football World Cup are regarded asBest in all aspects．
- A.more efforts shouldBe made to improve the quality of our material life
- B.the fixed supply of natural resources marks a pointBeyond which economicgrowth cannot continue
- C.the world population is ever increasing
- D.our natural surroundings are inDanger ofBeingDestroyedBy industry
- A good example is the football World Cup．Football is the world’s most important sport．Winning the World Cup is perhaps the summit of international sporting SUCCESS．Mention Ar—gentina(阿根廷)to someone and the chances are that he’11 think of football．In a sen
- A.highest point
- B.mountain top
- C.award
- D.summary
- A.excellence at most important sports
- B.successes in the football World Cup
- C.obvious position on the map
- D.1arge number of sports fans and supporters
- A.To prove that football is the world’s most important sport．
- B.To show that Argentina isBetter than all others．
- C.To compare Scotland with Argentina．
- D.To explain the role of sport．
- A.aDirect statement
- B.a question
- C.an emotional appear
- D.a contrast
- A.is surroundedBy myths
- B.had no education
- C.was a horse thief
- D.was popular in Stratford
- After centuries of research，scholars are still trying toDiscover Shakespeare’s personal his．tory．It is not easily found in his writings．Authors of the time could not protect their works．An acting company，for example，could change a play if they wanted to．N
- All of these myths are interesting，but are they true?Probably not．Shakespeare’s fatherwas a respected man in Stratford，a member of the town council，He sent young William togrammar school．Most people of Elizabethan timesDid not continueBeyond grammar schoo
- A.Shakespeare’S personal history
- B.the lostDocuments of Shakespeare
- C.scholars of Shakespeare
- D.the Great London Fire
- A.writers had no claim over their works
- B.the Great London FireBurned importantDocuments
- C.people are not interested
- D.researchersDo not have the expertise to find the facts
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- A.he
- B.it
- C.they
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- A.better
- B.less
- C.more
- D.worse
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- A.see
- B.realize
- C.dream
- D.develop
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- A.free
- B.frees
- C.stop
- D.stops
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- A.modem
- B.contemporary
- C.new
- D.traditional
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- A.moved
- B.passed
- C.transformed
- D.transfer
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- A.decreased
- B.raised
- C.fell
- D.increased
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- A.confidence
- B.consideration
- C.convenience
- D.conscience
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- A.go
- B.went
- C.do
- D.did
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- A.1earners
- B.programs
- C.users
- D.tools
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- A.to
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- C.under
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- A.hard
- B.easily
- C.helpfully
- D.greatly
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- A.help
- B.lead
- C.give
- D.force
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- A.alone
- B.forward
- C.together
- D.along
- A.big enough
- B.veryBig
- C.soBig
- D.tooBig
- A.won’t you
- B.will you
- C.shau I
- D.shan’t I
- A.How many
- B.How often
- C.How little
- D.How Soon
- A.What else
- B.How else
- C.How little
- D.How else
- A.Any
- B.Either of．
- C.Neither
- D.Every
- A.didn’t see，am
- B.wasn’t seeing，am
- C.hadn’t see，haveBeen
- D.haven’t seen，was
- A.What are
- B.Which of
- C.Which are
- D.what
- A.John，Mary and I
- B.John，me and Mary
- C.John，I and Mary
- D.I，John and Mary
- A.watering
- B.being watered
- C.to water
- D.having watered
- A.found
- B.set up
- C.build
- D.finded
- A.others
- B.something
- C.another
- D.everything
- A.is coming
- B.are coming
- C.comes
- D.come
- A.because
- B.as
- C.since
- D.for
- A.up to
- B.up
- C.in
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- B.fitted
- C.fitted on
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- A.clay
- B.anyway
- C.delay
- D.Monday
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- A.although
- B.author
- C.booth
- D.clothing
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- B.joined
- C.dressed
- D.marked
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- A.c<u>u</u>riosity
- B.Curious
- C.during
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