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一、完形填空The Floridasun bakedmy shouldersas Iworked alongthe1-595freeway nearFort Lauderdale,picking uprubbish.I pausedto36the sweatoffmy foreheadand lookup atthe cloudlessblue sky.37cant itrain”Ithought.That would38things down.I thoughtabout my39who wereprobably sittingin anair-conditioned40right now.Id hadsome problemsin school,41my parentsdecided tolet me42full-time withmy dad,We bothworked formy uncle,who hadtaken43of（道路养护）a maintenancecompany.It wasup tous tokeep theroads44of rubbish.The jobwas45_and dirty,especially onhot days46this.Iwondered whyI everagreed todo it.We continuedour47route alongthe1-595,48for theoverpassbridge.Then I noticed an area wheresome49were brokenon theground.It wasntlike thatbefore.Dad!Pull over!I wantto50something out.I jumpedoff thetruck andrushed to the bridge.Something wastelling meto
51..there wasntmuch time,52I sawa Toyotathat53upside downin thetree.Maybe it was astolen carthat somebody54there,Ithought.Then,just atthat55,Inoticedsomething moving.It wasa bloodylegpoking out of thedrivers sidewindow!“Heeeelp!”a ladymoaned.c.
36.A.wipe B.cut putD.send
37.A-When C.B.How WhyD.Where
38.A-turn B.keep C.makeD.cool
39.A・parents B.school-times C.friendsD・school yards
40.A.office B.classroom C.restaurantD.living room
41.A.but B.or C.for D.so
42.A・work B・study C.stayD・spend A.
43.business B・possession C.positionD.place
44.A.away B-from C.farD・clear
45.A.easy B.lonely C.smelly D.noisy
46.A.for B.like C・afterD.as
47.A・regular B.common C.unusualD・normal
48.B.going C・lookingA-reachingD・heading A.
49.B.bottles C.branchescarsD.glasses
50.A.check B.help C.D・bring
51.A.decide B.hurry C.D-stop
52.A.Above B.Behind C.D.Below
53.A.hung B.trapped C.D.fell
54.A.stored B.deserted C.D.hid
55.A.bridge B.tree C.D.way
二、阅读理解takeconsiderAheadcaught lostmomentAInternational Studies BAKeyfeatures国际社会Recognizes theglobal community”Has closeconnections withpractical researchMuchof theteaching isdone insmall discussiongroups AboutthecourseThe coursegives youchances toknow greatpower politiesbetweennation states.It willprovide morespace tostudy particularissues such asrelationship amongcountries in the EuropeanUnion,third worlddebt,localand internationaldisagreement,and thework ofsuch international bodies astheUnited Nations,the EuropeanUnion,NATO,and theWorld Bank.The courseputs theoriesinto theworking of the internationalsystemwith closeattention toparticular countries.You willalso have a betterknowledgeof methodsof solvingthe international problems.相关的Related coursesBAHons CommunityManagementBA HonsPublic Policyand ManagementEmploymentpossibilitiesInternational organizationsInternationalbusinessEarth ScienceBScKey featuresBasedon keycourses and the latestresearch findingsPaysmuch attention to practical skills实地考察Offers chancesfor fieldworkAboutthe courseThedemand fornatural resourcesis becomingan increasinglyseriousproblem forthe futureof mankind.Graduates inEarth Sciencewill playanimportant rolein meetingthis demand,and inknowing themeaning ofusingthe natural resources.The coursecovers geographyand geology.You willcarry outfieldworkin the UK and possibly overseas,and aresearch in anareaofinterest toyou in the finalyear.Related coursesBScHons GeograhpyBScHons GeologyEmploymentpossibilitiesMineral,oil,water orother relatedengineering industries
1.InternationalStudiesis acourse in.A.international politiesB.international businessC.internationalsystems D.internationalbodies
2.After takingthe courseof InternationalStudies,the studentswill meoff/that fitthe dogsemotional state.Takara saysit hasspent millionsof dollarsdeveloping the gadget incooperationwith famoussound expertsand animalbehaviorists.One thingthat doesappear certainis that the marketsfor animaltranslationproducts willlikely remaina dogsworld sinceTakara hasno planstodevelop asimilar gadgetfor cats.nThey aretoo unpredictable（反复无常）the marketingmanager said.5-This passagemainly tellsus thatBowlingual.A.was inventedin JapanB.has developedquicklyC.will besold inAmerica D.sells wellforits price
6.The underlinedword theyin thelast paragraphrefers to678（集中）Q:Why sucha concentrationthere A:Thats basedon atheory that the oceansand thecontinents arelikeseparate pieces.When continentsand whenthat happensit seemsto produce（熔岩）magma atdepth andthen youhave volcanoes inthesame ring.
9.What kindof writingdo youthink this passage isA.A texttaken froma geographybook.B.An interviewpublished inthepress.A.markets B.products C.plansD-cats7When wasthispassagemost probablypublishedA.In thewinter of
2002.B.In thespringof
2003.C.In thesummer of
2002.D.In theautumn of
2003.8From thepassage,we cansee thatTakara Co.Ltd.is thesaleof itsnew product.A.proud ofB.satisfied withC.confident ofD.worried aboutCThefollowing conversationis betweenSusan Russell-Robinson fromthe（地质学的）US GeologicalSurvey andBarbara Reynoldsfrom USAToday.Q:Why,after600years ofno activity,did MountPinatubo in（喷发）Philippines erupt in1991（火山）A:Volcanoes eachhave theirown eruptionstyles.This volcanoprobablyhas arule whichmakes iteruptinthe orderof every500to1000years,but a volcano inHawaii seemsto erupt every year,and some of theAlaskanvolcanoes mighteruptevery10or20years.Q:So nothingcaused itA:There5s nothingoutof the ordinary.If youwere totake anordinarycalendar year,50to75or80volcanoes eruptaround the world everyyear.There are20to30volcanoes everymonth thatshow signsof unrest.Thatmight bea full-blown eruptionor awhole hostof activitieslike that.Q:What isthe ring of fireA:If youlook atwhere activevolcanoes areplaced around the world,there aresomewhere between500and600of them.There iswhat appearstobe almosta necklacethat goesaroundthe Pacific Ocean.It makesa ringwhere60%of the worlds volcanoeslie.C.A conversationcarried outinafilm.D.An oraltest recordedas anexample.
10.Which of the followingstatements cancorrectly explainwhy wehave somanyvolcanoes aroundthe PacificOcean A.The movementofthesurface ofthe earthmakes itpossible.B・The PacificOcean producesmagma andpresses iteverywhere.C.The oceansandthecontinents areseparated fromeach other.D.The earthssurface aroundthePacificis thinnerthan anyother part.
11.Barbara Reynoldsmain purposehere is・A.to showhow dangerousvolcanoes aretotheworldB・to learnwhat signsavolcanogives usbefore itseruptionC.to warntheworldoftheexistence ofthe ringof fire”D・to introducesome generalidea ofvolcanoes tothe public
12.Which ofthe followingcan beconsidered asthe bestconclusion oftheconversationA.There areso manyvolcanoesintheworldand weare alwaysindanger.B・Volcanoes haveerupted morefrequently thanever before.C.Volcanoes arewaiting tobe betterknown.D.Something mustbe doneto protectthe peoplenear theringoffire.s中平
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一三、任务型阅读Harnessing YourCreative Powers:Think Likea GeniusAccordingto authorMichael Michalko,Even ifyoure nota genius,you canuse thesame strategiesasAristotle andEinstein touse thepower ofyour creativemind andbetter manageyour future.^In TheFuturist articleThinking likea genius:Eight strategiesused bythe supercreative,fromAristotle andLeonardo toEinstein andEdison”,he explainsthat geniusesthink productively,notreproductively.“When confrontedwith aproblem,they askHow many different wayscan Ilook atit...and Howmanydifferent wayscan Isolve itinstead ofWhat haveI beentaught bysomeone elseon howto solvethisThey tendto comeup withmanydifferentresponses,someofwhich areunconventional（不寻常的）andpossiblyunique/9A.become practicaland open-minded B.haveagreaterability todiscuss theoriesC.know howto settleinternationalproblemsD.have goodjobs inanyinternational organizations
3.Earth Science,as describedinthesecond text,.A.is attractivebecause ofthe chancesfor fieldworkB・pays moreattentiontopracticalskillsthan theoriesC.is builton importantcourses andthe resultsof recentstudiesD.encourages studentsto playa rolein usingnaturalresources
4.It canbe inferredthattheabove twotexts arewritten forthe studentswho.A.enjoy researchwork B.plan tochoosecoursesC・study intheUKD.are interestedinoverseas fieldworkBDogTranslation ProductsComing toU.S.A Japanesetoy makerdeclares thatthey havedeveloped agadget thattranslatesdog barksinto humanlanguage andplans tobegin sellingthegadget------------------under thename ofBowlingual-------in U.S.pet storesandgift shopsthis summer.Tokyo-based TakaraCo.Ltd.says about300,000ofthedog translatorgadgetshave beensold sinceitwason salein Japanlate lastyear.It isforecastingfar biggersales oncean Englishlanguage translationfor dogscomesto Americain August.The UnitedStates ishome to about67milliondogs,more thansix timesthe numberin Japan.nWe knowthattheAmericans lovetheir dogsso much,so wedon!t thinktheywill mindspending$120on thisproduct/1*34*the Takaramarketingmanager saidduring aninterview ata recentpet productsconference inAtlanta.Regarded asone ofthe coolestinventions of2002by Timemagazine,Bowlingual ismade upof a3-inch longwireless microphonethat isfastened控制台to adog collarand sendsout soundstoasmall consolethat is数据库.connected toa databaseThe consoledivides eachbark intosixemotional types------------------happiness,sadness,disappointment,anger,threat anddesire------and showscommon phrases,suchasYoure ticking。
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