Passage 1-|||-Many people like traveling for their holidays.They go to hills,beaches,or forests.-|||-Some people like history,so they like visiting old and interesting places.In many-|||-countries,the travel agencies(旅行社)help you plan your holiday.You tell them what-|||-kind of places you like, how much money you want to spend,and they give you a lot-|||-of information(信息)about where to go,how to get there,where to stay,and what-|||-kind of activities you can do there.One of the holiday trips is called a package trip.-|||-That is,you just pay the money,and the travel agent will plan everything for you-the-|||-ticket for the train or plane,the hotel,the activities,and so on.-|||-根据文章判断正误,正确的填T(True),错误的填F(False)。-|||-() 1.Most people go to big cities for their holidays.-|||-() 2.Some people like history and thus like going to old and interesting places.-|||-() 3.The travel agencies will help you plan your traveling.-|||-() 4.A package trip is traveling with a large backpack.-|||-() 5.Pay the money,and the travel agent will plan everything for you.

网民A. citizenB. internet peopleC. internet speedD. netizen

13. (1.0分) Shandong Cuisine is c____ by itsemphasis on aroma, freshness, crispness andtenderness and the use of minimal fat.第1空

1.1.一千·又止#又止Jane: I'm going to move into my dormitory next week. I'm worried about sharing a room with five other girls. What if they don't like me?Nina: Take it easy, Jane. Just be friendly, and make the first move to become friends with them.Jane: Okay. What else?Nina: It's important to respect others' privacy and different living habits. That's the key to being a good roommate and a good friend.Jane: I know, we should seek common points and respect differences.Nina: Right. You can attend some group activities with your roommates. It would be a great way to get to know each other better.Jane: That's a good idea. I'll try it out.2.1.一千·又止#又止简：我下周要搬进宿舍去了。和其他五个女孩同住一个房间我很担心，如果她们不喜欢我怎么办？说思·放松点，简。只要友好一点，主动迈出第一步去和她们成为朋友。简·好的，还有什么？说思·尊重他人的隐私和不同的生活习惯很重要。这是成为一个好室友和一个好朋友的关键。简·我知道，我们应该寻求共同点并尊重差异。说思·对，你可以和室友一起参加一些团体活动，这会是一个更好地了解彼此的好方法。简·这真是个好主意。我会试试的。There will be five girls in Jane's dormitory.____ A.true____ B.false2.(单选题)Jane finds it easy to live in a dormitory with other girls at first.____ A.true

5单选(2分)You know how it is when we get together. They talk about impossible dreams. “If I won the lottery (彩票), I would …”, “If I had plenty of money, I would …” But I never told anyone about my dream. I was afraid they would laugh if they knew. My aunt died and left everything to me. So I went around the world in search of the perfect woman that I really loved.I first went to America, but I didn’t find I was looking for. The women I met were either too thin or too fat, too quiet or too noisy. So I started off for Spain. Most of the women I met were much too self-confident. Then I went to China. The women there were lovely, but much too shy, and I like taller women. Finally, I found myself back in my own country. I was sad.Well, you can never guess what happened. In my own country, I found the woman I was looking for! Funnily enough, she lived near me, and I was surprised that I had not noticed her before. We met in the local shop. She dropped her bag. I picked it up and give it to her. I knew at that moment that she was the woman for me. But I wanted to be very careful. I didn’t want to say or do anything that might frighten her away. So I just made small talk as we walked back to the car park.Back home, I planned to win her heart. After a few more meetings, I finally invited her to have dinner with me. She accepted. Everything went well during dinner and seemed to enjoy the food. Finally, I told her about my search.“That’s amazing (令人惊奇的)！” she said. “I’ve just come into a lot of money, too, and I have decided to go round the world in search of the perfect man. I think I’ve found him.”Question： When the writer met the perfect woman in the local shop, he ____________.得分/总分A.almost frightened her awayB.picked up the bag she had droppedC.invited her to have dinner with himD.was surprised that he had seen her before

As far as her friends and teachers are concerned, Ashdod is an ordinary, bright, playful 5-year-old girl. They might be surprised to learn that not long ago therapists(治疗专家) were fighting to keep her from suffering from autism (孤独症)--a brain disorder that afflicts one in 100 children, typically leaving them with lifelong difficulties in communicating, socializing and carrying out many basic tasks. Ashdod was lucky: when she was 10 months old, her parents became alarmed that she had little interest in looking them in the eyes, eating and moving from her back, and took her to the Mifne Center in Rosh Pinna, Israel, a clinic that focuses on children 5 months and older who show early warning signs of autism. The results of the Mifne treatment were shocking, recalls the girl’s mother, Tikva. "Now she goes to a regular school where she is the same sort of active, funny, normal child as anyone else," she says. Despite a big jump in autism awareness in the past decade, parents, schools and doctors still frequently ignore warning signs in very young children. These can be difficult to detect: a child never points at things, shows more interest in objects than people, has delayed speech and develops a fascination with toys turning around. Many experts regard these symptoms as harmless habits that kids will outgrow. New research and experience in some autism clinics, however, suggests that starting treatment by age 2 is critical to mitigating and in some cases entirely avoiding the disorder. That’s because unlike the brain of an adult or even an older child, a 12-or 18-month-old’s brain is, in a sense, highly reprogrammable--that is, it responds well to treatments designed to permanently change basic patterns of thought and behavior. "All the evidence we have suggests that outcomes for these children will be better with an earlier diagnosis(诊断), before they reach 18 months, if possible," says Christopher Gillberg, a professor at Gothenburg University in Sweden. Although there are currently no effective treatments for autism symptoms in older children or adults, the prospects are turning out to be entirely different for very young children who get prompt treatment. Psychologists have had remarkable success with behavioral therapy, which involves therapists working intensively with children to get them to do tasks they’re having difficulty with. The Mifne Center in Israel applies its own form of intensive therapy, typically lasting about two weeks and focusing on getting the child to make contact with parents and to eat and move normally. Some 200 children have been through the program; about three quarters have remained free of any signs of autism or any other significant developmental disorder, according to Mifne founder and director Hanna Alonim. "If we can get them here as babies, close to 100 percent won’t develop autism." she says. "If we don’t see them until they’re 2. it’s a different story." To support Mifne’s findings with more-formal research, doctors at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center have begun screening and videotaping infants thought to be at risk of pre-autism before the Mifne treatment. Having a treatment choice for infants raises the hard issue of diagnosis. Autism can be tricky to recognize--it encompasses any or all of a broad range of symptoms, including difficulty with social interactions, language, motor skills and taking in sensory information, as well as repetitive behaviors. eating problems and in some cases unusually high or low levels of activity. A study of nearly 10, 000 children in Bergen. Norway, indicated that the number of children who showed "pronounced autistic features" was about five times higher than the number who qualified for a formal diagnosis of autism. Even children who exhibit only partial or mild versions of autism symptoms are at risk of ending up with lifelong challenges, say researchers, and would benefit from autism therapies. But tagging more very young children as candidates for autism therapy creates another problem. The cost of behavioral therapy Is eye-opening--applied behavior analysis, an intensive treatment that requires 15- to-25 hours of sessions a week. costs about 30.000 a year, and even a modest program typically runs about l0.000 a year. That’s one reason studies estimate that less than one in 10 very young children with a diagnosis of autism get 25 hours a week of therapy. Health-care systems are not up to this task. In the United States, Where health insurance rarely covers such treatments, the chances of having the government pay for therapy varies wildly from state to state. Children don’t necessarily fare much better under national health care. The United Kingdom pays for treatment--but often only after the parents hire a lawyer and win their case at a regional "tribunal". where more often than not communities will fight to force the parents to settle for the few hours a week of therapy offered in a local special-education program. In Italy;’ toddlers with disorders .who live near large cities in the north-central part of the country can get the attention of a team of therapists, but those in the southern, rum1 areas tend to get few services. Laurence Robel, a child psychiatrist and autism researcher at the Necker Children’s Hospital in Paris. notes that France keep a bias against behavioral therapy, which critics compare to training a dog or programming a robot: "Away from Paris," she says, "children are lucky to receive much treatment at all." Experts insist that governments are being penny-wise and pound-foolish in refusing to pony (付清) up for intensive therapy to infants and toddlers who show early signs of a developmental disorder. Simple, brief screening tests are now designed to flag children at risk as early as 18 months. Earlier diagnosis might be possible by measuring brain activity and recognizing patterns that are unique to autism. Researchers at the Baby Lab in Uppsala University in Sweden are looking for these patterns by placing dozens of soft-foam sensors on infant’s heads. The benefits of early treatment are likely to grow in coming years as new research into develop- mental disorders continues to pay off.What is file effective treatment for older children with signs of autism A．Parents create a pleasant family atmosphere for them.B．Schools help them in how to deal with their classmates.C．Doctors control well the time to have the medicine.D．Psychologists ask them to do tasks they’re having difficulty with.

完形填空 　　My dearest Aunt Mei lives in the 　　1　　 ．But she isn't a farmer．She grows 　　2　　 there and sells them in town．Sometimes she can't sell out all her vegetables, 　　3　　 she brings some to us．Aunt Mei is old and short, but she's very 　　4　　 ．She can walk 　　5　　 ． 　　Aunt Mei has no 　　6　　 , he lives with her only white cat．Every summer, I go to stay with her for a week or two．She often 　　7　　 me to a farm nearby(在附近)． 　　Life in the country is interesting．I can go fishing, and I can 　　8　　 birds singing and sheep bleating．But Aunt Mei doesn't 　　9　　 me swim．She says it's not safe． 　　Now the farmers don't do farm work 　　10　　 animals．They use tractors．All of them look happy． (1) [　　] A． farm B． school C． country D． town (2) [　　] A． vegetables B． rice C． wheat D． animals (3) [　　] A． but B． so C． or D． until (4) [　　] A． fine B． good C． happy D． interesting (5) [　　] A． slowly B． fast C． near D． far (6) [　　] A． money B． food C． home D． children (7) [　　] A． brings B． takes C． lets D． wants (8) [　　] A． look B． read C． listen D． hear (9) [　　] A． agree B． like C． let D． ask (10) [　　] A． for B． with C． from D． between

3. Which of the following is the correct translation of “天下为公”？A. Everyone is born equal.B. The world belongs to all.C. Justice is the most powerful.D. The commonwealth benefits the people.

Few people enjoy speaking in public. Most people will experience the following signs of stress: your pulse quickens; your face goes pale; your breathing becomes shallow. But you can be a great speaker if you know some techniques to calm yourself.The best technique to calm yourself is to breathe deeply. Inhale through your nose until your stomach can stick out no further and then exhale through your mouth. Do this at least ten times and you will feel much better.Arrive early and familiarize yourself with the room, the podium, the audio and video equipment and the seating arrangement. Stand at the podium and breathe deeply.Mix with the audience as they arrive. Find out a few names and ask them why they have come. Chatting with them informally helpsbreak the iceand will help remind you that your audience is made up of ordinary people like you and me.Bring a photo of a child, spouse, or pet with you and keep it where you can see it. Glance at it from time to time. If you are getting lost in your speech, look at it for 5 seconds and gather your thoughts. Remember that you are somebody’s hero.Make eye contact with members of your audience. Look out for the friendly faces encouraging you to succeed. If you are too shy, connect with the empty chairs!Smile warmly and act confidently and enthusiastically, even if you don’t feel that way at first. As you begin to relax, this will become less of an act.(1) (单选题)The following signs of nervousness have been mentioned in this passage EXCEPT ________.A.your pulse beats quicklyB.your face turns paleC.you breathe hardD.you sweat(2) (单选题)It helps you ______ to look at the photos you bring with you.A.get lost in your speechB.remember the happy time of your pastC.gather your thoughtsD.stop the noise of the audience(3) (单选题)Of the six techniques to calm yourself the best is _______.A.to smile warmly and act confidently and enthusiasticallyB.to mix with the audience as they arriveC.to arrive early and familiarize yourself with the surroundingsD.to breathe deeply(4) (单选题)The phrase “break the ice”(Para.4) probably means “________.”A.cut the ice into piecesB.get people on friendly termsC.get to be happyD.melt the ice(5) (单选题)The best title for this passage might be ________.A.How to Calm Yourself When Speaking in PublicB.How to Make a Good SpeechC.Why You Need to Calm YourselfD.When to Calm Yourself

If your interview is far away, ____ sure you allow yourself plenty of time to get there. A take B make C give D do