第三部分
完形填空
Genetic Engineering Many people are unaware
that
a lot of the foods they eat every day,
such as
bread ham and cheese, have been altered by using new technology. Food can be changed. It can be made to taste
different
or to look different — carrots can be made to taste of chocolate and apples can be made redder. Some food that appears the same has been
scientifically
improved, for example, fish can be made to grow faster. Should we be pleased or worried? Will new technology bring benefits, or is it about to go
out of control? Genetically engineered foods are produced by taking genetic material from one species and transferring it
to
another. For example, an ‘ ‘antifreeze ’ gene which appears naturally in Arctic fish has been introduced into tomatoes and strawberries
so that
they don"t freeze in cold weather; a human gene has been introduced into pigs to make them
grow
more quickly.
Some claim great advantages. They point out that crops can be made stronger and more disease resistant,
so
pesticides can be reduced.
They also maintain that food can be made more nutritious or that the fat content can
be reduced
to make it healthier.
Scientists are working hard to develop better aerials for mobile phones, a spokesman for Phikia Phones said today. ‘It really irritates users when they lose the signal in the middle of a call, so we are developing new aerials that will enable users to receive stronger signals. Many users reported that when they were travelling, the signal was often lost’, said the spokesman. The new aerals are designed to avoid losing the signal by receiving the message on a wider range of radio frequencies. ‘We have learnt that this is a major concern for phone users’ said the spokesman. The new phones have a flexible external aerial, which users will have to get used to touching their ear or head. The aerials
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make the phones able to pick up a wider range of signals. The company spokesman insisted that _ this was not a potential danger – “Every _ safety regulation has been followed”, he told our reporter. “If I’d had one of these phones this morning, I wouldn’t have missed my train coming here”, joked the spokesman.
The biggest adventure I" ve ever had was trekking in Thailand.
We hired a guide (16) to take us to a village in the jungle. We didn"t know that he (17) had never been there before. (18) Unless we reached the village, we wouldn"t be able to find somewhere to sleep, (19) so we wanted to get there in about 8 hours. After two hours we all realized we were lost. The (20) further we walked, the more confused we became. Luckily after a further 4 hours we met some hunters. They didn"t speak the same language as our guide, but we were able to (21) get across that we were lost. They (22) redirected us towards the village. It was after dark when we arrived there. We had been walking (23) for over 14 hours and we were
(24) absolutely exhausted. We had been very lucky; if we (25) hadn"t met the hunters, we would have had to sleep in the jungle.
I was travelling alone in Western Australia last year, and one day i set
off
to climb a high peak in that area. Although in the summer there are many tourists, 1 was there out of season
because
there weren"t any tour groups. Soon after I reached the top, it began to drizzle and
the fog came
down
. Very soon, it was so thick
that
path. 1 take my phone with me everywhere
because
you never know when you will need it. Eventually I called my dad,
who
was 9,000 miles away in the UK. He told me to phone the local emergency services, but I felt
so
stupid that I didn"t want to.
Luckily , my dad realised this and made up his mind to call them himself. The rescuers called me
on
mobile to find out exactly where I was, but unfortunately the battery ran out after five seconds. I lay down under a rock and waited--it was nearly night time and I was cold and wet. Just as they were about to call off the search for the night, they found me. Fortunately one rescuer had said "Let"s try for just five more minutes. "
If
they had given up, I would have died.
Genetic Engineering Many people
are
unaware that a lot of the foods they eat every day,
such as
bread, ham and cheese, have been altered by using new technology. Food can be changed. It can be made to taste different or to look different - carrots can be made to taste of chocolate and apples can be made
redder . Some food that appears the same has been scientifically
improved, for example, fish can be made to grow faster. Should we be pleased or worried? Will new technology bring benefits, or is it about to go
out of control?
Genetically engineered foods are produced b y
taking generic material from one species and transferring it
to
another.
For example, an ‘antifreeze’ gene which appears naturally in Arctic fish has been introduced into tomatoes and strawberries _ so that _ they don’ t freeze in cold weather, a human gene has been introduced into pigs to make them grow
more quickly. Some claim great advantages. They point out that crops can be made stronger and more disease resistant,
so
pesticides can be reduced. They also maintain that food can be made more nutritious or that the fat content can
be reduced
to make it healthier.
E-tiquette! Emails ---do you love them or hate them? Whatever you feel, they are here to stay. Here are some tips and ideas (16) _ for __ improving your email writing. First , starting with a greeting and ending with a closure may seem old-fashioned , but it avoids (17) _ upsetting _ people by appearing rude. It needn"t be Dear Sir or Madam , and Yours faithfully , but just say Hi or Hello or Dear (and a first name) , then close (18) with _ Regards (for more formal contacts) and Cheers or Bye for friends. In offices and with people you know well and email frequently , you can just begin (19) _ with _ their first name.
Getting emails that are not directly relevant (20) _ to _ you is very irritating. Having wide mailing group lists doesn"t necessarily keep people (21)_ informed _. It is estimated (22)_ that _40% of all emailsaredeletedimmediatelybecausetheyhaveanirrelevantot.frivolous subject-line. Try to organise your mailing groups accurately and keep (23) _ updating __ your mailing lists regularly. If you don" t do this , your messages may not (24) get through _to the people you want to send them to because they delete them automatically without reading them. If your contact (25) is used to deleting _ irrelevant emails from you , they may also delete e any relevant ones automatically. . .
Scientists are working hard to develop better aerials for mobile phones, a spokesman for Phikia Phones said today. " It really
irritates
users when they lose the signal in the middle of a call, so we are
developing new aerials that will enable users to receive stronger signals. Many users reported that when they were travelling
, the signal was often lost", said the spokesman. The new aerials are designed to avoid
losing
the signal by receiving the message on a wider range of radio frequencies. " We have learnt
that this is a major concern for phone users" said the spokesman. The new phones have a flexible external aerial, which users will have to get used to
touching their ear or head. The aerials — make the phones able to pick up a wider range of signals. The company spokesman insisted that
this was not a potential danger — " Every safety regulation has been followed", he told our reporter.
"If
I"d had
one of these phones this morning, I wouldn"t have missed my train coming here", joked the spokesman.
Net becomes a British Way of Life The Internet has become a part of everyday life for most Britons, says a report published this week by _market research company Netinfo. Just over 70% of people questioned _ for the survey said the net had become essential. The survey reveals that emailing friends and others is the nation" s favourite Internet activity. It also found that people spend an average of seven hours a week online, visiting 13 different websites in seven days. But 10% of all those who
_surf the net are doing it for more than 20 hours a week. Just over 2, 000 adults in Britain were interviewed for the report. The study found almost 19 million people in the UK — four in ___ ten adults — regularly went online. But the number of new users has slowed down.
Numbers online grew by just 11% over the past 12 months compared with __33% the previous year. The report also reveals the increasing __ importance of the silver surfer. According to the report the number of older people online grew by more than 40% over the past year. People aged over 55 now make of _17% of the UK Internet population. The survey also discovered that many workers surf the net for personal reasons while at work. Almost three-quarters ____of workers with Internet access admitted using
it for pleasure, usually to email friends and family.
According to Bill Wills, author of the survey, many employees expect some flexibility,
and most employers are willing to accept this. "However, employers are less likely ____ to be understanding,
if you"re downloading movies or introducing an unfriendly virus to your company network, ’ he said.
第四部分
阅读理解
短文理解 2 Dear Uncle Ric,
We were very sorry to hear that you are in hospital again, but I feel sure you"ll be out soon. It doesn"t sound very serious this time according to Auntie Ivy and in any case you have already recovered from the operation so quickly.
Malcolm has been working very hard all this year.
because he is sitting some examinations This month and he is determined to study History at the
University of Oxford. Although the sun has been shining all day today, he has been sitting at home reading about the history of the French Revolution. Fortunately he loves books, especially history books. He spends all his time and money on books.
James is totally different from his brother. He might be too young to know better. He gets bored with school and studying. But he is very keen on games. He never stays indoors when the weather is reasonably fine, and today he has been playing tennis for hours with his friends. He is fond of football, but tennis is his favorite. He said that be wanted to become a professional player. His mother doesn"t really approve.
Robin sends you her love. We are looking forward to hearing from you and seeing you soon. 1 am sending this letter through the e-mail to Auntie Ivy and she will bring it to the hospital with our best wishes to you for a speedy recovery.
Lots of love,
Trevor.
亲爱的叔叔里克，
我们很抱歉，你是在医院了，但我肯定你会很快出来。这听起来并不很严重的这个时候根据常春藤阿姨和你已经从操作恢复的这么快任何情况下。
马尔科姆一直在今年都非常辛苦。因为他正坐在一些考试这个月，他决心学习历史的牛津大学。虽然太阳已经照耀今天一整天，他一直坐在家里读书关于法国大革命的历史。幸运的是，他喜欢的书，特别是历史书籍。他把所有的时间和金钱上的书籍。
詹姆斯是他的弟弟完全不同的。他可能是太年轻，不懂得更好。他厌倦了学校和学习。但他非常热衷于游戏。他从来没有停留在室内时，天气是相当精致，而今天他一直打网球的时间与他的朋友。他很喜欢足球，但网球是他的最爱。他说，要想成为一名职业球员。他的母亲并没有真正认同。
罗宾送你她的爱。我们期待着您的来信，您的再次光临。上午 01 时发出此信通过电子邮件阿姨常春藤，她会带它去医院，我们祝愿你早日康复。
满满的爱，
特雷弗。
31. It is certain that Uncle Ric is in hospital _______
A. again after having fully recovered from an operation
32. It is _______ who wants to study history.
C. James"s elder brother
33. In the second paragraph, the sentence "he is sitting some examinations" means that Malcolm is _______
D. going to take some examinations
34. From the letter,
we know that James wants to become a professional player, _______
B. but Robin, his mother, does not like the idea 35. This is a _______
B. private letter
31.可以肯定的是里克大叔在医院_______
A.后再次具有操作完全恢复
32._______是谁愿意学习历史。
C.詹姆斯的哥哥
33.在第二个段落，句子“他正坐在一些考试”是指马尔科姆是_______
D.要采取一些考试
34.从信中，我们知道，詹姆斯想成为一名职业球员，_______
B.但罗宾，他的母亲，不喜欢这个主意 35.这是一个_______
B.私信
短文理解 l Some office procedures may be unfamiliar if you are a new comer in America. Again, matters of time and pace crop up. Work days officially start at 9:00 A.M. This should really mean 9 o"clock-not ten past or half past nine. You will find some people feel free with starting time, but employers notice this even though they do not necessarily blame it officially. Employees in many nations have an idea that one works when the boss is present, but any time he is not there, if there is nothing specific or pressing to do, one can relax by reading the newspaper, doing one"s fingernails, or otherwise "passing the time" in a personal way. In America one is being paid for one"s time. Employees are expected to find other work if their own desks are dear, to finish anything left from previous days, or to help someone else
with his work--but never sit without doing their duty. The employer expects value for the money he is spending. He "owns" your time while he is paying for it. The phrase "time is money," means exactly that. The boss is not asking more of you than he is doing himself; he will quite probably work through lunch hour and even take work home late at night. Employee"s lunch hours should be kept within the given time (unless one is officially discussing company business. ) Long lunch-time absence may be overlooked now and then, but not habitually. Also, although others may start getting ready to leave the office a few minutes earlier, new employees should be careful not to cut the day short. Work until the day officially ends at five o"clock if you are in an office where flexible work time is the accepted procedure. Flexible work hours--starting or ending work earlier or later--are fairly common in Europe but relatively new in the U. S. A. Some half million Americans are on the system; some people estimate that ten million will have that option sooner or later. The system is designed to ease traffic problems at first. But it adds family time to women workers as a result, for it enables them to choose their time working in an office, thus allowing them more chances to work and take care of their children at the same time. Besides it gives people a greater sense of control over their lives. A by-product appears to be greater worker productivity, less absenteeism and a higher sense of work ethic.
如果你是在美国一个新来的一些办公程序可能比较陌生。
再次，时间和速度突然出现问题。工作日正式开始在上午09时这应该真的是9点而不是10过去或九时半。你会发现一些人感到自由与起始时间，但雇主注意到这一点，即使他们不一定怪正式。
在许多国家的员工有一个作品的时候，老板是存在的想法，但任何时候他是不存在的，如果没有什么特殊或榨尽，人们可以通过阅读报纸，做一个人的指甲放松身心，或以其他方式“传递以个人的方式的时候。“在美国，一个是被支付一个人的时间。员工们希望能够找到其他的工作，如果自己的办公桌，亲爱的，完成任何东西，从以前的日子离开，或帮助别人对他的工作 - 但决不会坐视而不做他们的职责。雇主预期值。因为他花的钱。他“拥有”你的时间，而他是为它付出。那句“时间就是金钱”，意味着正是这么做的。老板并没有要求更多的你比他正在做自己;他很有可能通过午餐时间工作，甚至把工作带回家深夜。
员工的午餐时间应保持在规定时间内（除非是正式讨论公司的业务。）长的午餐时间没有可现在再被忽视，但不是习惯。此外，虽然别人可能开始准备离开办公室几分钟前，新员工要注意不要剪的日子很短。工作，直到有一天在五点钟正式结束，如果你是在办公室，灵活的工作时间是接受的过程。灵活的工作时间 - 启动或提前或推后结束工作 - 在欧洲相当普遍，但在美国相对较新 一些五十万美国人在系统上;一些人估计，千万迟早有该选项。该系统旨在缓解交通问题在第一。但它增加了家庭时间来女工的结果，因为它使他们能够选择自己的时间在办公室工作，从而使他们有更多机会合作，照顾他们的孩子在同一时间。除了给人在他们生活的控制感更强。副产品似乎是更高的工作效率，更少的缺勤和工作热情更高感。
26. In the first paragraph, the phrase "crop up" means _______
D. happen or arise 27. In the sentence "...but employers notice this even though they do not necessarily blame it officially", the pronoun "this" refers to the fact that _______
B. this or that employee is late for work
28. The author suggests that it be a wrong idea that _______ in America.
A. if one is not busy, he can relax by reading the newspaper
29. A new employee should be careful __
C, not to leave the office until the day officially ends
30. What is not true as far as flexible working time is considered?
A. It has greatly reduced the traffic problem.
26.在第一段中，“突然出现”的意思_______
D.发生或出现 27.在句子“......但雇主注意到这一点，即使他们不一定责怪正式”，代词“这”指的是事实，_______
B.这样或那样的员工上班迟到
28.笔者认为，这是因为_______在美国一个错误的观念。
A.如果不忙，他可以看报纸放松
29.新员工应慎重__
C，不离开办公室，直到有一天正式结束
30.尽可能灵活的工作时间被认为是什么是不是真的？
A.它大大降低了交通问题。
解 短文理解 2 I used to think education was the most important thing in my life. Recently my attitude has begun to change, although I still hold that it is essential for everyone in the world today. As a top junior student in my college, I was asked to make a speech on how to learn English well. Standing in front of the audience facing so many freshmen, I was trembling. I didn"t remember any word that I had prepared. I ran out of the conference room without finishing my speech, leaving everyone puzzled. I cried that night in my room, feeling that I was a loser. Studying takes so much of my time that I feel unable to really develop myself. I am lust storing knowledge; yet fail to communicate with others. I have received many awards in school, but they don"t necessarily reflect anything about me. I don"t know how to socialize. When I leave school I fear I will be of no use to society. I realize that everyone has her or his own way of living. I want to change my lifestyle. Of course I will keep studying.
Yet I plan to look for a part time job, which might turn out to be a good chance to get to know society. I still believe that working my hardest does make me happy, I will still stay on in college, but I will not allow it to shelter me from the real world.
我曾经认为教育是我生命中最重要的事情。最近我的态度已经开始改变，但我仍然认为它是世界上今天大家必不可少的。作为顶级大三的学生在我的大学，我被要求就如何学好英语演讲。站在面对如此多的新生观众的面前，我在颤抖。我不记得我准备任何文字。我跑出会议室没有完成我的演讲，让每个人都感到不解。我哭了，那天晚上在我的房间，感觉我是一个失败者。学习需要这么多我的时间，我觉得无法真正发展自己。我好色存储知识;但无法与人沟通。我收到了许多奖项在学校，但他们并不一定反映关于我的任何东西。我不知道如何应酬。当我离开学校，我怕我会没有用社会。
我认识到，每个人都有她或他自己的生活方式。我想改变我的生活方式。当然，我会继续学习。然而，我打算找一份兼职工作，这可能会变成是一个很好的机会去了解社会。我仍然相信我最难的工作确实让我高兴，我依然会留在大学，但我不会允许它遮蔽了我的现实世界。
31. From this passage, we know that the author ___________. C. realize that it is more important to rally develop oneself than just to store knowledge
32. By saying that she is "a junior student" in her college, the author means that she is A. a student in her third year in college 33. The author thinks the awards she has received_________. D. don"t necessarily reflect her real self
34. The author fears that she will be of no use to society, mainly because B. she does not know how to communicate with others 35. Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage, when the author says that she wants to find a part-time job? D. She wants to get some shelter from the real world.
31.从这段话中，我们知道，笔者___________。
C.意识到它凝聚发展自己不仅仅是存储知识更重要 32.说，她是在她的大学“一大三的学生”，作者表示，她是 A.一个学生在大学她的第三个年头 33.笔者认为她已经 received_________奖项。
D.不一定反映她的真实自我 34.笔者担心，她将是没有用的社会，主要是因为 B.她不知道如何与人沟通 35.以下哪项是不正确根据短文，当笔者说，她想找一份兼职工作吗？ D.她希望得到来自现实世界的一些住所。
解 阅读理解 3 36—40 小题：阅读下列短文，并根据短文内容判断气候的句子是否正确（T ）、错误（F ）、还是文字中没有涉及相关信息（NG ）
When Steven King published his book Riding the Bullet, around two million people downloaded it from the Internet within hours. It was the first time that an electronic book had done big business, and it was a wake-up call for the publishing industry. An electronic book, or e-book, is simply a version of a book that allows you to store and display it digitally. There are already thousands of classic and best-selling titles available on websites such as e-books. com. E-book technology allows you to carry around a whole library in a small unit. You can also highlight a word to" bring up its definition or increase the font size if you have bad eyesight. In fact, e-book readers are being developed for people who are visually impaired or dyslexic. Another advantage is that it lets you buy books in segments and carry them around easily, which should appeal to students. In fact, the University of South Dakota is planning to give hand-held devices to all its students to help them in their studies. However, for all this, the current e-book readers are unlikely to make it big. A recent report predicted sales of just 1. 9 million in the next 5 years. And the reason? E-books are more difficult to read and they are just not as attractive as the printed word.
当史蒂芬金出版了他的著作骑子弹，约两万人小时内网上下载了它。这是第一次，一个电子书做了大企业，这是一个警钟的出版业。
电子书籍或电子书，简直是一个版本的一本书，可以让你存储和数字化显示。目前已经有数以千计的经典和最畅销的游戏可以用诸如电子书网站。
COM。
电子书技术可以让你随身携带整个图书馆在一个小单位。您也可以突出一个字“带来了它的定义或增加字体大小，如果你有视力不好。事实上，电子书阅读器
正在开发的人谁是视障或阅读障碍。
另一个好处是，它可以让你在段买书，带着它们很容易，这应该呼吁给学生。事实上，南达科他州的大学是打算给手持设备到所有的学生，帮助他们学习。
然而，对于这一切，目前的电子书阅读器是不可能让它大。最近的一份报告预测，在未来5年销量仅为1900万美元。和原因是什么？电子书更难以阅读，他们只是没有印刷文字有吸引力。
T
36. The writer warns that the publishing industry should be ready for an important change. NG
37. E-books will become much cheaper in the near future. T
38. One advantage of e-books is that you can find the meanings of individual words easily. NG
39. Students will use libraries less in the future. F
40. Sales of e-books are expected to increase rapidly in the future.
36.作者警告说，出版业应该准备好一个重要的变化。
37.电子书将成为在不久的将来要便宜得多。
38.一个优势的电子书是，你可以很容易地找到单个词语的含义。
39.学生将使用库稍逊于未来。
40 销售的电子书预计在未来迅速增加。
36—40 小题：阅读下列短文，并更具短文内容判断其后的句子是否正确（T ）错误（F ），还是文字中没有涉及相关内容（NG ）
Net Becomes a British Way of Life The Internet has become a part of everyday life for most Britons,
says a report published this week by market research company Netinfo. Just over 70% of people questioned for the survey said the net had become essential. The survey reveals that emailing friends and others is the nation" s favourite Internet activity. It also found that people spend an average of seven hours a week online, visiting 13 different websites in seven days. But 10% of all those who surf the net are doing it for more than 20 hours a week. Just over 2, 000 adults in Britain were interviewed for the report. The study found almost 19 million people in the UK — four in ten adults — regularly went online. But the number of new users has slowed down. Numbers online grew by just 11% over the past 12 months compared with 33% the previous year. The report also reveals the increasing importance of the silver surfer. According to the report the number of older people online grew by more than 40 % over the past year. People aged over 55 now make up 17% of the UK Internet population. The survey also discovered that many workers surf the net for personal reasons while at work. Almost three-quarters of workers with Internet access admitted using it for pleasure, usually to email friends and family. According to Bill Wills, author of the survey, many employees expect some flexibility, and most employers are willing to accept this. "However, employers are less likely to be understanding, if you"re
downloading movies or introducing an unfriendly virus to your company network," he said.
净变为生活的英国之路 互联网已经成为人们日常生活中的大多数英国人的一部分，称本周市场研究公司的 NetInfo 发表的一份报告。
人们质疑，调查刚刚超过 70％的人表示净已成为必不可少的。调查显示，电子邮件的朋友和其他人是全国最喜爱的互联网活动。调查还发现，人们平均花费一周七天小时在线，访问 13 个不同的网站在七天。但所有这些谁上网冲浪 10％是做了一个星期超过 20 小时。
仅仅过了 2 万成年人在英国进行了采访报告。研究发现，近 19 万人在英国 - 四 10 成人 - 定期到网上。但是，新用户数有所放缓。在线人数仅增长 11％，比与上年同期的 33％相比，在过去的 12 个月。
该报告还揭示了银色冲浪者的重要性日益增加。据报道老年人的在线人数增长超过 40％，在过去的一年。
55岁以上的人现在做了英国的互联网人口的 17％。
调查还发现，很多工人在网上冲浪因个人原因在工作。近四分之三的工人与互联网接入的使用它的乐趣，通常以电子邮件的朋友和家人承认。根据比尔·威尔斯，调查的作者，许多员工希望有一定的灵活性，而大多数雇主都愿意接受。
“不过，雇主不太可能理解，如果你下载的电影或引入一个不友好的病毒到公司网络，”他说。
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36. More than seven out of 10 people feel they can"t manage without the Internet. NG
37. Young people use the Internet for emails mainly. F
38. The most common use of the Internet is surfing the web. T
39. About 40% of adults use the Internet. F
40. Most employers ban private use completely.
36.超过十分之七的人认为他们无法管理没有互联网。
37.年轻人使用互联网电子邮件为主。
38.最常见的使用互联网的网上冲浪。
39.约 40％的成年人使用互联网。
40.大多数雇主完全禁止私人使用。
解 短文理解 1 35 Forest Avenue Dew"s Parker Adelaide 12, Nov.
Dear Bob, I" m just writing to let you know our new address and to invite you to our house-warming party next Saturday. I"m sorry about the lack of warning, but we"ve been busy moving house and I"ve had little time for anything else. In any case, we only decided to hold the party last week when we found out that cost of moving was not as high as we thought and we had a little .cash to spare. We moved to here two days ago and we"ve been working non-stop ever since. This evening we decided to have a few hours" rest, so I"m writing a few invitations to some friends. You can do the trip from Bedford to Flinders in two hours now that the new motorway is open. Dew"s
Parker is rather difficult to find though, because it"s a new housing estate and few people know where it is. Give us a ring when you are in the area and I""11 give detailed directions to you then. Our number is 56889590. Barbara and I hope you can make it in spite of the short notice. All the best Charles P. S.
We can fix you up with a place to sleep — I guess you can put up with a mattress on the floor!
35 森林大道 露的帕克 阿德莱德 1211 月 亲爱的鲍勃， 我只是写，让你知道我们的新地址，请你到我们家变暖方下周六。我很抱歉，缺乏预警，但我们一直忙于搬家，我已经没有什么时间做别的事情。在任何情况下，我们才决定在上周举行的派对时，我们发现移动的成本并不高，因为我们认为，我们有一个小.cash 以备用。
我们搬到这里前两天，我们一直在不停至今。今天晚上，我们决定有几个小时的休息，所以我写了几个邀请一些朋友。
你可以从贝德福德的行程弗林德斯两个小时，现在，新的高速公路是开放的。露的帕克是很难找到，但因为它是一个新的 屋，很少人知道它在哪里。给我们一并 个环，当你在该地区，并 I""11 为您提供详细的指示即是 可。我们的号码是 56889590 。
芭芭拉，我希望你可以把它尽管短期的通知。
一切顺利 查尔斯 PS 我们可以修复你与一个睡觉的地方 - 我猜你可以忍受在地板上的床垫！
26. This passage is a letter of _________. A. an informal invitation
27. When Charles writes, "I"m sorry about the lack of warning", he means that he is sorry that_________. D. he is not able to write this letter to Bob earlier 28. Charles and his wife decided to hold the house-warming party, mainly because _______. B. they still had a little money left to afford the party. 29. From the letter we know that the new house that Charles moved in is _______. C. in a new housing estate
30. In the sentence "Barbara and I hope that you can make it. . . ", the phrase "make it" is used to say that Bob can__________. A. manage to attend their party
26. 这段话是_________ 的信。
A. 一个非正式的邀请 27. 当查尔斯写道，“我很抱歉缺乏警告”，他的意思 思是他是不好意思 that_________ 。
D. 他是不是能够早期写这封信给 Bob 28. 查尔斯和他的妻子决定举行的乔迁派对，主要是因为_______ 。
B. 他们 仍然有一点点余钱负担的一方。
29. 从信中我们知道，新房子，查尔斯移动是_______ 。
C. 在新屋苑 30. 在句子“芭芭拉，我希望你可以把它。”这句话勃 “让”是用来说，鲍勃 can__________ 。
A. 管理参加他们的聚会
阅读下列短文，并根据短文内容判断其后的句子是否正确（T ）、错误（F ），还是稳重没有涉及相关信息（ （NG ）。
CETACEANS: FACT FILE There are over 80 species of whales, dolphins and porpoises, known collectively as ""cetaceans", throughout the world. They come in all shapes and sizes. Here are some facts and figures, about these incredible animals.
1. Largest The blue whale is the heaviest and longest animal on Earth. The average adult length is 25m for males and 26. 2m for females, with body weights of 90-120 tonnes. 2. Smallest
Hector"s dolphin is the world"s shortest cetacean. They may be only 1. 2m long when fully grown. 3. Largest Appetite A blue whale eats up to 4 tonnes of krill daily. This is equivalent to eating a fully grown African elephant every day.
4. Deepest Dive
The sperm whale is believed to dive deeper than any other cetacean. They have been known to dive as deep as 2000m. 5. Longest Lived One bowhead whale is reported to have been 130 years old when it died. 6. Heaviest Brain The sperm whale has the world"s heaviest brain which can weigh up to 9. 2kg. This compares with the average 1. 4kg for the brain of an adult human. 7. Most Endangered The baiji dolphin, or Chinese river dolphin, is the rarest dolphin in the world and is reported to be endangered. It lives in the Yangtze River in China. Conservation measures are being taken by the Chinese to save it. 鲸类动物：FACT FILE 有超过 80 种的鲸鱼，海豚和鼠海豚，统称为“”鲸鱼“，在世界各地。他们有各种形状和大小。下面是一些事实和数据，这些令人难以置信的动物。
1.最大 蓝鲸是地球上最重和最长的动物。成人平均长度为25m 的男性和 262 米女性，与 90-120 吨的体重。
2.最小 赫克托海豚是世界上最短的鲸类。他们可能只有 1米长，当完全长大。
3.最大的食欲 蓝鲸吃掉 4 吨磷虾每天。这相当于每天吃一只成年非洲象。
4.最深潜水 抹香鲸被认为是潜水比任何其他鲸类更深。他们已经知道潜入深达 2000 米。
5.寿命最长 一个北极露脊鲸据报道，已有 130 岁的时候就去世了。
6.最重的脑 抹香鲸是世界上最重的可重达 92 公斤大脑。与此相比，在平均 14 公斤对于成人的脑。
7.最濒危 白暨豚豚，或中国的白鳍豚，是最稀有的海豚在世界上，据报道受到威胁。它生活在长江中的中国。正在采取由中国保护措施保存它。
F 36. Hector"s dolphin is the smallest fish in the world. F 37. Blue whales eat as much as an African elephant does every day. T 38. Some whales can live for as long as 130 years. NG 39. Whales are cleverer than humans. T 40. The brain of a sperm whale can be over 6 times heavier than a human one.
36.赫克托海豚是最小的鱼在世界上。
37.蓝鲸吃多少，因为非洲大象做的每一天。
38.有些鲸可以活长达 130 年。
39.鲸是比人类聪明。
40. 抹香鲸脑可以比一个人的 1 重超过 6 次。
解 短文理解 l Sura Elmer came to Shanghai last July from the Netherlands. and will remain here for the next couple of years. He worked at the Holiday Inn Hotel as a sales manager. "One important part of my job consists in staying in contact with consultant-generals here. With a white face. it is easier for me to persuade people." he said. Before working in Shanghai. He worked for a Holiday Inn Hotel in Amsterdam. He was transferred here by an arrangement between the hotels in Shanghai and Amsterdam. Asked to comment on the differences between working in China and Europe, he said: "If anything , Chinese colleagues tend to be more serious, while we Dutch like to crack jokes," he said. He also said that in Amsterdam everything goes faster and with less people. "In the Netherlands, we have to be efficient because salaries are high and c...