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- A.sadly
- B.bitterly
- C.happily
- D.slowly
- A.also
- B.too
- C.either
- D.neither
- A.reached for
- B.reach
- C.asked
- D.want
- A.other
- B.others
- C.remain
- D.rest
- A.singer
- B.stranger
- C.waiter
- D.Frenchman
- A.worm
- B.flies
- C.something
- D.fly
- A.judge
- B.tell
- C.speak
- D.remarks
- A.sat
- B.sitting
- C.set
- D.setting
- A.once
- B.before
- C.because
- D.and
- A.piano
- B.desk
- C.chair
- D.table
- A.watching
- B.seeing
- C.looking for
- D.noticing
- A.waiter
- B.miss
- C.singer
- D.boss
- A.and
- B.with
- C.by
- D.for
- A.quiet
- B.too much
- C.little
- D.quite
- A.asked
- B.wanted
- C.begged
- D.ordered
- A.waiting
- B.waiting for
- C.staying for
- D.waited for
- A.all right
- B.good
- C.better
- D.nice
- A.going
- B.came
- C.Go
- D.coming
- A.attracted
- B.interest
- C.arresting
- D.attractive
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- A.sometime
- B.some time
- C.sometimes
- D.some times
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- A.a job
- B.job
- C.a work
- D.work
- A.intelligent
- B.efficient
- C.proficient
- D.diligent
- A.But for
- B.Because of
- C.By means of
- D.Due to
- A.into
- B.to
- C.with
- D.for
- A.for else
- B.other
- C.else
- D.otherwise
- A.worn out
- B.tired
- C.ill
- D.exhausted
- A.say
- B.didn" t say
- C.don" t say
- D.not say
- A.must drop it
- B.should have dropped it
- C.must have dropped it
- D.had dropped it
- A.plan
- B.campaign
- C.procedure
- D.policy
- A.pass through
- B.pass by
- C.pass over
- D.pass for
- A.which
- B.that
- C.what
- D.each of which
- A.in playing
- B.for playing
- C.on playing
- D.to play
- A.in
- B.down
- C.off
- D.out
- A.her
- B.who" s
- C.whose
- D.which
- A.the illness should be cured immediately
- B.the patients should be taken good care of
- C.the doctor should give the patient good care
- D.the effective measure should be taken
- A.shape
- B.pattern
- C.design
- D.model
- A.every
- B.every one
- C.everyone
- D.everybody
- A.manageable
- B.controllable
- C.tolerable
- D.perceivable
- A.get down to
- B.get at
- C.get along with
- D.get over
- A.must
- B.have to
- C.should
- D.ought to
- A.not does she
- B.either does she
- C.or does she
- D.neither does she
- A.rather the strong
- B.rather strong
- C.a rather strong
- D.the rather strong
- A.by
- B.with
- C.in
- D.with
- A.won" t
- B.didn" t
- C.couldn" t
- D.wouldn" t
- A.kept in touch with
- B.faced up
- C.turned the clock back
- D.slowed down
- A.put aside
- B.put up
- C.put off
- D.put away
- A.made from
- B.made up of
- C.made up from
- D.made of
- A.Not know
- B.Know not
- C.Knowing not
- D.Not knowing
- A.apply
- B.employ
- C.use
- D.fit
- A.What would life be like without memory?
- B.Memory is of vital importance to life.
- C.How is a person" s memory different from an animal" s or a computer" s?
- D.What is contained in memory?
- A."in connection with"
- B."expressed by"
- C."consisting"
- D."by means of"
- A.only human beings have problem-solving intelligence
- B.a person" s memory is different from a computer" s in every respect
- C.animals are able to solve only very simple problems
- D.animals solve problems by instincts rather than intelligence
- A.the computer" s memory has a little bigger capacity than a teenager" s
- B.the computer" s memory capacity is much smaller that an adult human being" s
- C.the computer" s memory capacity is much smaller even than a teenager" s
- D.both A and B
- A.they have different styles of life
- B.they hate each other
- C.parents think that their children are troublemakers
- D.they are in a society of rapidly changing social and moral values
- A large part of a person' s memory is in terms of words and combinations of words.
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- A.the basis for decision making and problem solving
- B.an ability to store experiences for future use
- C.an intelligence typically possessed by human beings
- D.the data mainly consisting of words and combinations of words
- A.neighbors
- B.parent-training courses
- C.books
- D.lectures
- A.the adolescents now become timid
- B.parents come to get along with their children
- C.the vast majority of teenagers share most of their parents" values and ideas
- D.parents and teenager don" t like to quarrel
- A.demanding greater freedom to go wherever they please
- B.making decisions without parental interference
- C.getting married whenever they please
- D.doing what they please
- A.reading more books
- B.finding new words in dictionaries
- C.writing more
- D.using the words in everyday life
- According to the writer， conflicts between husband and wife usually reflect__________. 查看材料
- A.feeling of hatred
- B.power struggle
- C.that they don" t care for each other
- D.that they may appeal to divorce
- A.used words
- B.followed many things in nature
- C.lifted heavy things
- D.grunted like a pig
- A.made same words
- B.made different kinds of words
- C.had a same language
- D.used some sounds
- A.Look after yourself， and thank you for your calling.
- B.Pay attention to your schedule. Don" t be late for the train.
- C.Thank you and don" t forget to keep in touch with me.
- D.Take care and I wish you a pleasant journey.
- A.man never made sounds
- B.man made animal sounds
- C.man used to be like animals to make sounds
- D.man learned from the animals to make sounds
- A.150
- B.1，500
- C.5，000
- D.4，000
- A.Sorry， this isn" t my dish.
- B.Excuse me， this isn" t what I paid for.
- C.Sorry， this isn" t my order.
- D.Excuse me， this isn"t what I ordered.
- A.The weather is fine. Maybe he" s suffering from cold.
- B.His supervisor gave performance evaluation this morning.
- C.Perhaps he was reading some novels.
- D.That" s beyond me. I can" t guess what was happening with Donald.
- A.Well. My application was a journalist.
- B.Well. I gave it up as I was a journalist.
- C.Well. The interview is OK. But I want to be a journalist.
- D.Well. The people interviewed were not very cooperative.
- A.Those rooms are all ordered.
- B.Those rooms are all possessed.
- C.Those rooms are all owned.
- D.Those rooms are all held.
- A.I don" t agree with the third party.
- B.Yes. I can" t agree more.
- C.I think you are not meeting that.
- D.I can go along with you.
- A.Never mind.
- B.Don" t worry about it.
- C.Don" t feel sorry about it.
- D.I feel sorry too.
- A.Yes. You can keep it.
- B.No. I" m afraid you should return it now.
- C.Three weeks. But you can renew it if you need it for a longer time.
- D.You can take it at any time you want.
- A.I don" t quite like it.
- B.Are you sure it is on sale? It is expensive， I think.
- C.Yes， I like it very much.
- D.Looks all right. Does the price include delivery charges?
- A.How do you do ?My project has gone well.
- B.Nice to meet you， too. My project has gone well as we expected.
- C.Hi， Mike. My project has gone well.
- D.I" m glad to meet you. My project is really a difficult one.
- A.I don" t know exactly why， either.
- B.I guess we are wrong this time.
- C.I know. But perhaps you don" t know why.
- D.George， you know， is one of the hardest working students among us.
- A.It" s such a nice change.
- B.I don" t think this weather will last.
- C.I hope it stays warm.
- D.As long as it rains.
- A.But， you know， I wish you could pardon me.
- B.But， you know， every coin has two sides.
- C.Yes， I have never been angrier in my life.
- D.But I don" t mind that Joe says something terrible to you.
- A.Sounds good
- B.Looks nice
- C.Seems all right
- D.Feels excellent
- A.I" m sorry. He" s at a meeting now.
- B.I am. Speak， please.
- C.Hello. Who" re you， please?
- D.Hello. Thank you for calling.
