Natsu: Can you tell me your name, ____61____?John: ____62____. It's John Williams.Natsu: Can you ____63____that for me, please?John: Of course. It's J-O-H-N and then W-I-____64____ L-I-A-M-S.Natsu: Thanks. I've ____65____ that now.

题型说明:There are 10 incomplete statements here.You should fill in each blank with the proper form ofthe word given in the brackets. Write the word orwords in the corresponding space on the AnswerSheet.20. (1.5分) She looked round as if she_____(be) in search of someone.

The journey around the world took the old sailor nine months, ________ the sailing time was 226 days．A. of whichB. during whichC. from whichD. for which

5. He intended that his son should ______ his business.A. provokeB. inheritC. approveD. preach

Before fixing any equipment, be familiar with your company's safety rules for working with electrical equipment. These rules determine the methods you can use.Next, gather information about the equipment and the problem. Make sure you know how it should work normally. Having this understanding makes it easier to analyze any faults. Operation manuals and drawings are valuable sources of information. If there are equipment history records, you should review them to see if there are any frequent problems.In many cases, faults exhibit obvious signs that indicate their cause. Through careful examination and logical reasoning, it is often possible to discover the actual faulty part with very little testing.In addition, it is important to use your other senses when examining equipment. The smell of burnt insulation (绝缘材料), for example, can be a strong indicator (信号) of a problem. Paying attention to the sounds produced by the equipment during operation may also provide valuable clues. Furthermore, checking the temperature of various parts can help discover an issue, but be careful while doing this as some parts may carry electrical current or be hot enough to cause burns.40. The first step you should take before fixing any equipment is to _______.A) discover the equipment's faulty partB) decide on the fixing methodC) know your company's safety rulesD) gather information about the equipment41. To make it easier to analyze faulty operation, you are advised to learn _______.A) who installed the equipmentB) how the equipment should operateC) where the equipment is locatedD) when the equipment was purchased42. What should you review to understand frequent equipment issues?A) Its history records.B) Its operation manual.C) The equipment's drawings.D) The company's safety rules.43. Why should you be careful when checking the temperature of the equipment's parts?A) They may be sharp.B) They may start a fire.C) They may stop operating.D) They may carry electrical current.44. The passage is mainly about how to _______.A) operate electrical equipmentB) fix electrical equipmentC) use your senses to check equipmentD) review equipment history records

Chris Anderson describes makers as "the _____ generation creating physical things rather than just pixels on screens."

Mr. Smith used to smoke ____, but he has given it up.A. seriouslyB. heavilyC. badlyD. hardly

This advertisement is a_______ example of their marketing plan.（ ）A. socialB. typicalC. naturalD. historical

题型说明：Directions: There are 50 incomplete statements here. You should fill in each blank with the proper form of the word given in brackets.5. (1.0分)When the son reached the hospital, his father was still ____ (live).第1空

[听力文本资源]One group hit hard by the 2008 recession has been American college students. Many abandoned plans to attend expensive private universities and enrolled in public ones instead. Others couldn’t afford four-year public universities and began attending two-year colleges. The most unfortunate ones had to postpone their dreams of being a college student. This pattern had a significant impact on these educational institutions. Two-year colleges became overcrowded with students, and the campuses weren’t equipped to handle the swollen population. Four-year universities lost money because the government reduced funding, so universities raised tuition. This caused fewer students to enroll, which meant there was less money paid to the university.Because of this revenue reduction, university campuses eliminated many services, including hiring fewer professors. As a result, there were fewer classes, and it took students one to two years longer to receive their degrees. Of course, this meant students paid for one to two more years of tuition, putting them in significant debt upon graduation. Now these students are struggling to pay their student loans and maintain a decent living.With the recession behind us, it’d seem to bring good news to American college students, but this is far from the truth. Tuition rates have leveled, and many university campuses have restored some services and hired more professors. However, almost all US universities are spending less per student now than before the recession. Yet students are paying as high as 83% more in tuition.This situation has created the greatest difficulty for lower-income students whose families can’t afford the high tuition. Although salary rates have increased since the recession ended, they have not kept up with the fast rise of tuition, and it seems as though this gap will never close. In turn, this will reduce diversity on campus since lower-income students are mostly minorities. If changes are not made soon, we’ll have a shortage of diverse, qualified graduates to fill important positions in the future.[听力文本资源]1. [听力文本资源] In the recession, who were the most unfortunate ones in terms of going to college? [听力文本资源]A) Those who went to public universities.B) Those who attended two-year colleges.C) Those who had to postpone their college study. D) Those who were enrolled by private universities.2. [听力文本资源] How were the two-year colleges affected by the recession? [听力文本资源]A) They lost money.B) They had fewer students.C) They had to raise tuition.D) They became overcrowded. 3. [听力文本资源] How were university students affected by the recession? [听力文本资源]A) They had to reduce the number of years studying.B) They had to attend more classes to get their degree.C) They had to pay for one to two more years of tuition. D) They enjoyed more services with fewer students on campus.4. [听力文本资源] What is the major problem with American universities today? [听力文本资源]A) Universities are hiring fewer professors.B) Tuition is too high for lower-income students. C) Campuses continue to eliminate many services.D) Universities are spending more per student now.

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