【题文】---What delicious cakes!---They would taste _____with butter.A. goodB. betterC. badD. worse

Translate the following sentences into English.1）当我们谋划发展时，必须记住保持人与自然的和谐。________2）我们在做出任何决定之前，都应该听一听其他人的意见。________3）除非发生意外情况，否则我一定来参加你们的聚会。________4）这个小组受到同学们的赞扬，因为植树节他们栽下50棵树。________5）她换了份工作，以便能照顾两个孩子。________6）即使选举失利，他仍将尽己所能辅助当选者。________7）如果你现在离开，两小时后就到家了。________8）他们正在花园里玩，突然听到一声尖叫。________

Why does the author warn us not to be too familiar with the interviewers?A. Because that would make interviewers feel uncomfortable.B. Because that would make interviewers difficult to make decisions.C. Because that would show you’ve crossed the line of being an interviewee.D. Because that would mislead other interviewees to suspect your intentions.

Passage TwoOne day in the early 1920s, a young man went to a newspaper office in Kansas City where he was living. He took along some of his pictures in the hope of getting a job there. However, they looked at his pictures and said, “Sorry, young man. We don’t think there is anything of interest in your pictures.”The young man did not lose heart. He continued to draw lots of pictures. Because his family was poor, he used to sit and draw pictures in the family garage. There, he met a mouse. He gave pieces of bread to feed it and became friends with it. The small mouse later appeared in the man’s drawings, gained the name of Mickey Mouse and became one of the most popular symbols of the 20th century.Walt Disney was born into a humble family in Chicago in 1901. Though nobody else in the Disney family was artistically inclined, Walt had a very early interest in art. As a boy, he drew whenever he had a chance, and he had vivid imagination and his drawings were very beautiful; he even sold some of them to his neighbors when he was about seven years old. Disney decided to go ahead with the art he was gifted with. However, he met with many obstacles and discouragements before he realized his dream of becoming a successful artist.In 1919, Disney began to work as a commercial illustrator. Later, he set up his own firm with his friend. Because Disney knew little about business, the firm ended up in bankruptcy. He was not discouraged, though; he still knew his ideas were good—but he lacked opportunity to carry them out. He thought then that he must in some way get to Hollywood. But he was flat broke, and far in debt; he had had no salary for months and had just scraped along. What to do? For two weeks he searched around Kansas City taking moving pictures of babies, selling them to their parents. Finally he had enough money for a ticket to California.Four years later, Disney created his first big-time character, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. With the public going wild over Oswald, Disney went to New York to ask for a larger budget from his distributor Charles Mintz. To his surprise, however, the latter not only had secretly hired most of Walt’s staff with more money but also demanded that Walt give up his own business and work exclusively for him. Angrily, Walt refused, and returned to California. With the loss of Oswald, he learned to always retain full ownership of his characters.Dismayed at the betrayal, Disney was determined to restart from scratch. On the train going back to California, Walt thought things over. He had a studio, a few loyal men, and nothing to do. The only answer was to create a new character and make pictures himself. But what character? Cats, dogs, rabbits…all had been used. “About the only thing that hasn’t been featured is—I’ve got it!” he cried, jumping to his feet. “A mouse! Why didn’t I think of it before?”Initial efforts to sell Mickey Mouse cartoons, however, were not successful. The first two silent cartoons starring Mickey Mouse went largely unnoticed. The solution, Walt figured out, was to add sound to his cartoon. On November 18, 1928, Mickey Mouse said his first words, “Hot dog!” inSteamboat Willie. Just like this, Walt Disney had created the most popular cartoon figure in the globe, at a time when his future looked its worst.Disney was just sixty-five years old when he died of lung cancer. However, his perseverance to pursue his dream has inspired hundreds of millions of young people. Many take his famous quote “If you dream it, you can do it” as their motto.(1) (判断题)1.Walt Disney gained quick success with his pictures when living in Kansas City.正确错误(2) (判断题)2.Disney got strong artistic influence from his family.正确错误(3) (判断题)3.Disney made friends with a mouse when he practiced drawing in the garage.正确错误(4) (判断题)4.Disney had been much interested in art since he was young.正确错误(5) (判断题)5.Disney proved to be a good businessman from the very beginning.正确错误

Cities are getting smarter every day, so are their transit options. One emerging option is autonomous vehicles (AVs), or simply cars with self-driving 1_____. However, as experts say, before we enter a reality where AVs are 2_____ into our daily lives, we will see the continued rise of electric vehicles (EVs) all over the world.Besides saving costs for consumers, EVs can bring many 3_____ benefits to the environment because they use electricity instead of gas to drive their wheels. Many large cities are trying to encourage the use of EVs by installing public charging stations throughout the city and 4_____ the vehicle registration process. At the same time, many automakers are working to 5_____ the charging speed of EVs and to make EVs more 6_____.As the use of EVs rises, greater 7_____ will be placed on the power industry. In some areas where energy resources are stressed already, the increasing use of EVs could well 8_____ the electrical supply system.EVs can also impact urban planning. Thus, consideration of commute options, location of charging stations, and open data should be part of a city's future mobility plans. It is important for automakers to partner with urban planners and utility companies to provide 9_____ experiences for consumers and residents. Imagine one day a driverless EV picks you up and drops you off, and then 10_____ to the location of the next passenger without ever stopping to recharge because of wireless power transfer from nearby energy sources. The technology is on the way, but we need to wait for our cities and energy industry to get ready as well.A. affordable B. capability C. demand D. enhance E. embedded F. streamlining G. sustainability H. disrupt I. proceeds J. optimal

4.Point out the type of adverbial clauses in each of the following complex sentences.If you take the subway,you'll save money and time.The project was completed earlier than we had expected.She came into the room when the meeting was going on.We sent the letter by airmail in order that it might reach them in good time.5)She stayed at work late so that she could complete the report on time.

1)He has never really been able to quit smoking.One cigarette is enough to make him-|||-__ ---|||-2)After she recovered from the disease she changed her eating habits. __-|||-she exercised daily.-|||-3)My doctor advised me to cut down on junk food and __ fruits and-|||-vegetables.-|||-4)Although much attention has been __ what to eat to reduce the-|||-risk of heart disease, less attention has been directed towards what to drink.-|||-5) If you `re ready to __ your health, start by washing your hands-|||-before each meal.-|||-6) She started to run slowly in the morning to __ her excessive-|||-weight-|||-7) People who __ careful __ what they eat are-|||-more successful at losing weight.-|||-8)After you set your goal,you should __ a reward for yourself once-|||-you`ve achieved this goal.

Now you will hear a conversation. At the end of the conversation, you will hear four questions. After you hear a question, choose the best answer from the four choices.1. A) It has too few movie channels for his bill.B) It charges extra money for extra service.C) It shows a lot of movies per month.D) It offers good and stable service.2. A) To add popular movies to his movie channels.B) To offer upgrades to his television service.C) To lower the cost of his television service.D) To do a survey about television service.3. A) She is an engineer.B) She is a movie star.C) She is a saleswoman.D) She is a quality inspector.4. A) Free phone service.B) Faster Internet speed.C) One more television channel.D) Two additional movie tickets.

Which of the following statements is not a tip offered in the passage? __A. Listen carefully in an interview and ask questions when necessary.B. Pay attention to the nonverbal communication.C. Mind your attitude towards interviewers and do not be too close.D. When asked a question, try to answer it with many examples.

I hate people who ______ the end of a film that you haven't seen before.A. rewriteB. revealC. reviseD. reverse