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1Tom pretended ______ it;but in facthe knew it very well.
A.not to listen to
B.not to hear about
C.not to have heard about
D.not to be listening to
pretend not to have doneb]^ij;pretend to be doing sth.bij;pretend to do sth.bijhe knew it very well֪(yng)xC(xing)
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2Many people in China have never dreamed of ______ a chance for them to learn to drive after their retirement.
A.being B.there
C.there to be D.there being
~~~߄(dng)~there beҪthere beingʽ
𰸣D
3I can't give my son the leading position.______he is too young;secondlyI want Mr.Smith to have the job.
A.After all B.For example
C.In the end D.To begin with
after allK;for example;in the end;to begin with (j)֪(yng)xD(xing)
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4We were very tired and walked with difficultybut we got home ______.
A.at all B.after all
C.above all D.in all
“҂ƣvDy҂ˡ” after all̎ʾ“”֮
𰸣B
5He makes about $1000 every weekmuch ______ is spent on books.
A.of which B.in that
C.among which D.of it
Zľa(b)飺much of the money is spent on booksof which(do)@(g)Zľ
𰸣A
6Some advertisementslike the environmental protection advertisement ______ to our conscience or our desire to be worthy citizens.
A.adapt B.attach
C.appeal D.adjust
adapt“m(yng);ľ”;attach“`ϵ”;appeal “;;иȾ;”;adjust“{(dio)(ji)m(yng)”⣺һЩV棬h(hun)V҂ɞ֪ɾ֪𰸞 C(xing)
𰸣C
7We paid ______ cash in the hope that we can get 15% ______.
A.with;account B.in;charge
C.by;count D.in;discount
in cashìF(xin);by check֧Ʊ;account~;chargeM(fi)M(fi);count(sh)Ӌ(j)(sh);discountۿ⣺҂ìF(xin)֧ϣܵõ15%ۿ
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8Countless people in developing countries no longer suffer malnutrition.______poverty remains a problem worldwide.
A.While B.Nevertheless
C.Besides D.In addition
while“s”ʾ֮gČ(du);nevertheless“Ȼ^”;besides“”;in addition“”⣺o(sh)İl(f)չЇҵ˂٠IB(yng)ȻؚFһ(g)ȫ(ni)Ć}ɾֻ֪B(xing)}
𰸣B
9A health care project can provide treatment ______ half the cost or less______ the needs of the patient.
A.at;relied on B.with;relying on
C.at;relying on D.by;relies on
at cost“Գɱr(ji)”;at half the cost“r(ji)”;rely on eZ“the needs of the patient”^Zcan providerely on ÷^Z(dng)~ʽ;treatment rely on֮g(dng)P(gun)ϵ(yng)ìF(xin)ڷ~ʽ
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10Big companies in Germany generally ______ the eurowhile small manufacturers are nervous;big banks are in favor;small ones are against.
A.consist of B.complain of
C.approve of D.dream of
consist ofM(gu);complain ofԹ;approve ofٝ;dream of(mng)⣺ڵ˾ձٝͬWԪСֹI(y)߄tܲ;y֧СyЄt(du)(j)֪xC(xing)
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1ۂðѺOͬĵķ_(sort out)
________________________________________________________________________
𰸣We must sort out the good apples from the bad ones.
2ĸƳɿ(j)ӢZ(above all)
________________________________________________________________________
𰸣He does well in all his subjects butabove allin English.
3ָ?gu)?rely on)
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𰸣You can rely on me to help you.
4ゃҪķȥԇ(yn)(perform)
________________________________________________________________________
𰸣You shall perform the experiment the way they do.
5йҪĺͷI(xin)(devotion)
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𰸣Patience and devotion are essential to scientific research work.
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Evelyn Glennie was the first lady of solo percussion in Scotland.In an interviewshe recalled how she became a percussion soloist((d)݆T) in spite of her disability.
“Early on I decided not to allow the __1__ of others to stop me from becoming a musician.I grew up on a farm in northeast Scotland and began __2__ piano lessons when I was eight.The older I gotthe more my passion() for music grew.But I also began to gradually lose my __3__.Doctors concluded that the nerve damage was the __4__ and by age twelveI was completely deaf.But my love for music never __5__ me.”
“My __6__ was to become a percussion soloisteven though there were none at that time.To performI __7__ to hear music differently from others.I play in my stocking feet and can __8__ the pitch of a note({(dio)ߵ) by the vibrations((dng)) I feel through my body and through my __9__.My entire sound world exists by making use of almost every __10__ that I have.”
“I was __11__ to be assessed as a musiciannot as a deaf musicianand I applied to the famous Royal Academy of Music in London.No other deaf student had __12__ this before and some teachers __13__ my admission.Based on my performanceI was __14__ admitted and went on to __15__ with the academy's highest honors.”
“After thatI established myself as the first fulltime solo percussionist.I __16__ and arranged a lot of musical compositions since __17__ had been written specially for solo percussionists.”
“I have been a soloist for over ten years.__18__ the doctor thought I was totally deafit didn't __19__ that my passion couldn't be realized.I would encourage people not to allow themselves to be __20__ by others.Follow your passion;follow your heart.They will lead you to the place you want to go.”
1A.conditions B.opinions
C.actions D.recommendations
Щr(sh)SeֹW(xu)(x)뷨condition“lr”;opinion“^c(din)뷨”;action“eֹe(dng)”;recommendation“]B”B(xing)_
𰸣B
2A.enjoying B.choosing
C.taking D.giving
Evelyn GlennieBԼKm|L(zhng)˚qr(sh)_ʼ(x)take lessons̶Z“(x)n”enjoy“ϲg”;choose“x”;give“o”C(xing)_
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3A.sight B.hearing
C.touch D.taste
(j)“by age twelveI was completely deaf”֪Evelyn Glennie Xu½sight“ҕ”;touch“|X”;taste“ζX”B(xing)_
𰸣B
4A.evidence B.result
C.excuse D.cause
Evelyn Glennie Xu½t(y)J(rn) Xuʧԭ(jng)pevidence“C(j)C”;result“Y(ji)”;excuse“”;cause“ԭ”D(xing)_
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