新視野大學(xué)英語5考試題庫1-4單元

BandVUnitOne形成性練習(xí)5-TRFDirection:Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverapassagequicklyandthenreadtenstatementsfollowingit.Forstatements1-10,writeT（forTrue）ifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage;F（forFalse）ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgiveninthepassage;N（forNotGiven）ifthestatementisnotgiveninthepassage.AWalkthroughCambridgeUniversitySometimesitappearsthateverytowninBritainhasatleasthalfadozenghosts.Ifitisn*tmurdervictims,thenit*sladiesingrayappearingatmidnight.Cambridgeisdifferent,however,asthisuniversitycityisfillednotwithspiritsbutwiththespiritoftherealpeoplewhohavelivedthereoverthecenturies.Theplaceisfilledbythem.AtthelastcountCambridgehadgiventheworld62NobelPrize-winners:TrinityCollege（二一學(xué)院）alonehasproduced28ofthem.Therehavebeen13Britishprimeministersand9leadersoftheChurchofEngland（英國國教會(huì)）.Greatscientistsofthepast,suchasDarwinandNewton,havegivenwaytomodernthinkers,suchasCrickandWatson,whodiscoveredDNA（脫氧核糖核酸）.ThrowinmanymorefamouspoetsandphilosophersandsoonyoumayrealizetherichnessandvarietythathaspermeatedCambridgelife.ThevirtueofCambridgeisthatithasasmallcenter,whichmeansthatmostplacescanbereachedeasilyonfoot.Takeanopen-bustourifyouwish,oranofficialguidedwalk,butit'sjustasmuchfuntodoityourselfandallowtimetosoakuptheatmosphereasyouwanderthroughthecolleges,sitinthegardens,andvisitthesmallchurchesandpubs.IfyouwalkfromthetouristinformationcenterdownBene't（shortforBenedict）Street（本尼特大街），andlooktoyourleftyouwillseetheCavendishLaboratory（卡文迪什實(shí)驗(yàn)室）.Itmaynotlooklikeanythingspecialfromtheoutsidebutitwasinsidethosewallsthattheatomwasfirstsplitin1932,andwhereFrancisCrickandJamesDeweyWatsonfinallysolvedthemysteryofDNAin1953,workforwhichtheyreceivedaNobelPrizenineyearslater.Howstrange,yetappropriateforCambridge,thatsuchpioneeringworktookplaceinthehistoricshadeofStBene't'sChurch（圣本尼特教堂）,whosetowerdatesfromabout1025,thechurchitselfbeingtheoldestbuildinginthecounty.Insideitisamixofancientandmodem.TakealookatthemodernstatueofJesus（耶穌）thatcontrastswiththeancientpillarsdatingfromabout1300.IfyouturnleftattheendofBene'tStreetyouwillseeHobson'sConduit（霍布森水渠）.ThechannelsthatrunalongsidethestreetarecalledbythisnameasitwasthephilosopherHobsonwhoprovidedmoneytoa17th-centuryschemetobringfreshwatertoCambridgethisway.ThescaleofCambridge'shistoryisoftenbroughthometoyouinawaythatcanmakeyouonlyshakeyourheadinwonder.Hobson'sConduitrunsoutsidetheentrancetoPembrokeCollegethatwasfoundedin1347,andsowasalmost400yearsoldbythetimetheConduitwasbuilt.ThegatehousethatleadsintothefirstcourtyardistheoldestoneinCambridge;totheright,andattheendofapassageistheentrancetoPembrokeChapel（彭布羅克禮拜堂）.Builtin1663—1665,thiswasthefirstclassicalstylebuildinginCambridgeandthefirstmajorarchitecturalworkbySirChristopherWren,whowentontodesignmanypublicbuildingsinLondon.Cambridge*sfirstcollegewasPeterhouse（彼得豪斯學(xué)院），foundedin1284andlocatedalmostoppositePembroke.OnestudentwhomovedfromPeterhousetoPembrokewasthepoetThomasGray（托馬斯?格宙），bestknownforhisElegyWritteninaCountryChurchyard（《寫于鄉(xiāng)間墓地的挽歌》）.Heregardedmostoftheotherstudentsthereasdrunksandhadaropefittedoutsidethewindowofhisrooms,whichhebelievedtobeatriskfromfire.Hisfellowstudentswouldshout"Fire!”sooftenoutsidehiswindowthatheeventuallymovedacrosstheroadtoPembroke.In1757,herefusedtheinvitationtobecometheofficialpoetofEngland,butstayedinCambridgetobecomeaprofessorofhistoryandmodemlanguagesin1768.PeterhouseChapel（彼得豪斯ネ1拜堂）hasaninterestinghistory.Itwasbuiltin1628butthenseriouslydamagedbyCromwell's（克倫威爾）troopsinthe1650's,duringtheirfighttoeliminatetheKingandformarepublic.ItsstainedglassofeastwindowwashiddentoprotectitfromCromwell'ssoldiers,butwasputbackin1660afteranewkingcametopower.Itsurvivesinonepiece,over300yearslater.AcuriouscomparisoniswiththefateofOliverCromwell'shead,overthesame300years.Cromwelldiedin1658;afterhisdeaththenewkinghadCromwelldugup,hungandbeheaded.Thekingwasobviouslytakingnochancesonhimcomingback.Hisbodywasburiedagainandhisheadhungonapole,whereitstayedforthenexttwentyyears.Itblewoffinastormandamantookithome;onecanonlyimaginethestateofthis"treasure".Theheadproceededtopassthroughvarioushandsuntilin1960,exactly300yearslater,theheadwassecretlyburiedsomewhereinSidneySussexCollege（西德尼?薩賽克斯學(xué)院），onSidneyStreet（西德尼大街），whichOliverCromwellhadattended.Thesecrecywasnecessaryasitwasfeltthatmoderndefendersofthecrownmightstilltrytostealtheheadanddestroyit.Asignoutsidetheentrancetothechapelbearswitnesstotheevent.Aftersuchaviolenttaleyoumaywanttoretiretothemorepeacefulretreatofoneofthecollegegardens,suchasatChrist'sCollege（基督學(xué)院）.PassthroughthegatewayandlooktothelefttoseetheentrancetotheroomsinwhichJohnMilton（約翰?彌爾頓）stayedwhenhewasastudenthereintheearly17thcentury,whileinthemiddleofthewallontherightarethestairswhichleadtotheroomsoccupiedbyCharlesDarwin200yearslater.ParadiseLost（《失樂園》）ononeside,TheOriginofSpecies（《物種起源》）ontheother.WalkpastDarwin'sstairstothesecondcourt,andbeyondthattotheFellows'Garden（教エ花園），adelightfulretreat.Takeaseatinthegardenandlookaroundyou.Thinkofthestudentsyouhavepassedonyourvisit,wonderingifyouhaveseensomebodywhointhefuturewillbeagreatscientist,poet,leader...Statements:ThepassageisarrangedaccordingtothelayoutofCambridgeasifthereaderwereonawalkingtour.ThefocusofthepassageisonthedescriptionofCambridge'sscenery^andhistory.Thetwo“spirits“inthefirstparagraphhasdifferentmeanings.Cambridgehasgiventheworldgreatscientists,politicalandreligiousleadersandmenofletters.ThecampusofCambridgeissolargethatmostplacescannotbereachedeasilyonfoot.WhatpermeatedCambridgelifeisrichnessandstress.ItwasinCavendishLaboratorythattheatomwasfirstsplitandthemysteryofDNAwassolved.TheconduitattheendofBene7StreetwasnamedafterHobsonbecausehewasthedesignerofit-Cambridge'sfirstcollegewasPembrokeCollegefoundedin1284.IfyougotoGreatBritain,youmustgotoCambridge.KeyTFTTFFTFFNTWBDirections:Fillintheblankswiththeappropriatewordformsofthewordsgivenintheblackest.Havingchildrensoearlyintheirmarriagewasamixed.(bless)Theyfeltthattheaggressivebehaviorandattention-seekingwhicharemoreamongmalesshouldnotbereinforcedbyteachers,responses.(prevalence)Hewarnedthatauthoritieswouldnothesitatetotakeactionagainstanygroupsorindividualsthatcontemplatedadisturbanceofthepeace,(decide)Politicallytheytendtobeunstable,withveryhighratesbutpooreducationandverylowlevelsof.(literate)Sheswallowedthepoisonanddeathwas.(instant)Theschemeisbeingwidelydebatedontelevisionbecauseitsetsaforothercompanies,(precede)Eatingregularmealsisimportanttokeepyoufitandwell,(nourish)Withamaster'sdegree,Pierrewillbeexpectedtoshowinhisteachingandresearch,(compete)ForeigninvestorsareaboutChina'seconomicfuture,(optimism)Tohergreat,shewasnottobeincludedintheswimmingteam,(indignant)Keyblessingprevalentdecisiveliteracyinstantaneousprecedentnourishingcompetenceoptimisticindignation5-TVBDirections:Choosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.Thesmellofroseswiththatoffreshairafterasummerrain.A)weaved B)fused C)distracted D)mingledTheuniversitygraduatewholackedbasiccommunicationalskillsandprofessionalskillswasobviouslynottheposition.A)competenttoB)capableofC)capableto D)competeforExcessiverespectforauthoritystillJapan'sinstitution.A)scattered B)permeatedC)distributed D)spreadPeoplelivingincitieshaveeasytoallmeansoftransportations.A)chance B)way C)opportunityD)accessOnesimpleinjectioncanhelptoprotectyourightthroughthecoldmonthswhenfluismoreA)vocational B)fashionable C)prevalent D)instantaneousIntheveryfirstclass,ourprofessorgaveusarecommendedreading-list.A)formidableB)available C)competentD)prevalentShewasinaastowhethertogetajoborgotograduateschool.A)accessory B)dilemma C)breakthroughD)literacyAgreatnumberofagedpeoplearestillincompleteoftheoperationofATM.A)misunderstandingB)negligenceC)ignoranceD)awarenessThisconversationmayhavebeenforhisfuturechoiceofcareer.A)decisive B)resolved C)determinedD)decisionItwasasituationtheyhadneverhadtofacebefore,andtherewasnoonwhichtobaseadecision.A)process B)progress C)precedent D)procedureTechnologicalleadtobigimprovementofproductivity.A)discoveriesB)inventions C)innovationsD)revolutionsBusinesseswhicharerunbypeoplewhohavelittleunderstandingoftheproductsbeingmadeareultimatelytofailure.A)boomed B)fated C)doom D)destinedNuclearpowerisdangerousandwasteful.A)inclusively B)exclusively C)inherently D)innumerablyYoucan'twaitanylonger.Nowthesituationcallspromptaction.A)at B)on C)in D)forThevaseyouboughtisindeedbeautiful.Buthaveyouseenthesmallinitsbasewhenyouboughtit?A)mistakes B)errors C)points D)flawsToalarge,hereffortshavedecidedthefutureofourteam.A)degree B)measure C)distance D)portionHewasa/anplaywrightandpoetwhowrote50playsand138poemswithin3years.A)effective B)productive C)affectiveD)producingThediseasescausedbythenewvirusaremoreamongtheold.A)vocational B)fashionable C)prevalentD)instantaneousTherearemanyincomputertechnologyrecently.Asaresult,youcanpurchaseacomputerataprettylowprice.A)revolutions B)revolutionaries C)reforms D)innovationsThereportyouheardfromthegovernmentspokesmanthefacts.A)retorted B)extorted C)distorted D)deformedKey1-5DABDC6-10ABCAC 11-15CDCDD16-20ABCDCThere'snobetweenthethreevolumesofthebook.Onlytheauthorknowswhyhemadethemonestory.A)continue B)continuation C)continuityD)continuous22.Inthepast,thesebookswerestoredintheemperors'study.Theywerenottocommonpeople.A)access B)approach C)acceptableD)availableThey thecriminaltoadesertwherehefinallydied.A)vaporized B)executed C)exhaustedNothavinghighscoresinyourdocumentissurelya .D)exiledA)fault B)handicap C)defectD)handkerchief25.Actingthemayor'sdirection,thepolicemadearaidonthegamblingden.A)on B)out C)byD)for26.His incomputerisnoworsethanacomputerprofessor's.A)advantage B)proficiency C)qualityD)quantityAllstudentsinmyclassshouldandmustmyrules.A)copewith B)putupwith C)complywithD)obeywithMr.Liuwaspoet.A)bornof B)abom C)abornof D)borninHisexperiencewastoeveryonewhoheardhisstory.A)sympatheticB)pathetic C)sympathy D)patientYourwritingstyleistooformoststudentswhosemajorsarenotEnglish.A)literal B)literacy C)literary D)literateJohnpleadedhisteachertolethimpassbuttheteacher'sreplywasnegative.A)withB)toC)forD)onBillisthegeneralmanagerofthegroup.Althoughheis,hetakessteadystepsinhisbusiness.A)affirmB)limpC)crippledD)optimisticsawagirltoherselfatsomedistance.Iwenttoherbutsheshiedaway.A)mourningB)murderingC)murmuringD)murmeringhavelongthehopeofbecomingasingerorapianist.A)cultivatedB)pleadedC)nourishedD)furnishedTherearecountlessroomsinthetownandamongthemtherearesomeones.A)innumerableB)numerousC)countlessD)numberlessIt'sbettertofactsthantorememberthem.Usingfactsis,however,moreimportant.A)learnB)assimilateC)absorbD)transplantItwashisneighborswhohersickdaughterbacktohealth.A)nursedB)nurturedC)tookD)nutritiousChinesepeoplearewillingtocooperatepeoplefromallovertheworldtobuildapeacefulworld.A)togetherB)betweenC)withD)amongThereisnopointallyourenergyonsuchaworthlessbusiness.A)expendingB)consumingC)costingD)takingYou'dbetterfillanapplicationandsubmitittoyourbosssoon.A)outB)onC)overD)atKey21-25CDDBA26-30BCBBC31-35ACCCD36-40BACAASheisamammonist.Youcansucceedinmarryingherthatyouareamillionaire.A)ifB)ifonlyC)providedD)evenifRosesintheyardwerebeatenbytheheavyrainlastnight.A)downB)upC)outD)awayIknowit'snotwisetostayupallnighttofinishthetasktheexpenseofhealth,butIdid.A)inB)atC)onD)forKey41-43CABBandVUnitTwo5-TRFDirection:Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverapassagequicklyandthenreadtenstatementsfollowingit.Forstatements!-10,writeT(forTrue)ifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage;F(forFalse)ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgiveninthepassage;N(forNotGiven)ifthestatementisnotgiveninthepassage.YoungpeopleintheWesternworldhavelongbeenpopularwithpoliticians,happytokissbabiesoraddressschoolchildrensolongasthere'sacameraaround.MThekidsareourfuture,Htheysay,ntheleadersoftomorrow.*'HWhatsortofworlddowewanttoleavetothem?”Andsoon.Seldom,though,do"we"askthemwhatkindoffuturethey'dliketoinherit,orbringthemintohelpshapeit.Inmostcountries,thoseyoungerthan18(orso)havenovoteandhavelittlepoliticalweight—untiltheytaketothestreets.YoungpeopledominatedBritishprotestsagainstnuclearweaponsinthe1950s,andAmericanprotestsagainsttheVietnamWaradecadelater.It'sstilltrue:witnesstherecentprotestsagainstglobaltrade.So,tomanyoftheirelders,"youth"meanseithernaiveyoungsterstobelookeddownonoryoungcriminalstobefeared.Eitherway,notthepeopleyouwantmakingpolicy.NoneofthesegoesdownwellwithyouthadvocatessuchasKeithFitzpatrick.Attheageof12,sittinginhishome,hereadofaPakistaniboykilledforspeakingoutagainstchildlabor.Hewenttoseeforhimself,andonhisreturnfoundedanorganizationtofightit.Fiveyearslater,heisoneoftheflag-bearersof"youthpower".Helikestocomparethecurrentstateofaffairstothesituationofwomenacenturyago.Theytooweremuchtalkedaboutbutseldomconsulted,beingviewedbymen(andmanywomen)asunready(orunwilling)fortheroughworkofgovernment.Today,thenotionofaconferenceaboutwomenwherenonearepresentseemsludicrous.YettheUnitedNationsoftendiscusseschildren'sissueswithoutincludinganyyoungpeople,letalonechildren.Therearesignsofchange,however.Youngpeoplearebeingaskedtositwithdecision-makersonotherwiseadult-runcommitteesorgroups.Manyschoolsandmostuniversitiesinvolvestudentsindecision-making,whetherthroughinformalmeetingswithprincipalsoranelectedstudentseatonauniversity'sboardofgovernors.Theseyoungmembersoftenserveforshorterperiodsthanothers,typicallyforoneyear,andusuallywithsmallerroles.Oftentheyarebarredfromvoting,especiallyiftheyaresittingonaboardwithelectedofficials.Anotherwaythatyoungpeoplearefeedinginputmoreformallyintotheadult-runworldisthroughformsofyouthgovernment.FewuniversitiesinWesterncountriesdonothavesomesortofelectedstudentcouncil.Atlargeorrichinstitutions,thesestudentsmaybepaidandpursuetheirworkfull-time,typically,again,foroneyear.Inpolitics,partyyouthwingshavelongbroughtineageryoungpeoplewhomayinjectfreshideasintotheirelders'heads.Amixtureofyouthcouncilsandyouthrepresentationworkswell.InOntario,almosteveryhighschoolhasanelectedstudentcouncil,handlingschool-levelissues.Onceayear,thecouncilleadersofeachdistrictassembletoelectthedistrict'srepresentativetotheOntarioSecondarySchoolStudents'Association.Thisbodymeetsprovincialofficialsandlobbiesonprovince-wideissues.Recently,ithelpedpushtheOntariogovernmenttocreatealawtorequireschoolboards—theelectedbodiesrunningtheschoolsofagivenarea—toincludeoneelectedstudent.Thestudentcannotvoteandisexcludedfromsomeissuessuchashiringandfiring,butotherwiseisequaltotheothermembers.Forallofthis,though,thereisstillalongwaytogo.Whoselectswhichyoungpeople,andhow?Byselection?Itsoundsfine,butinmanyorganizationsyoungpeoplerepeatedlygettakenover-througha"fair"vote.Selectingsomeonebecausehe'sasenator'scousinorshehasaprettyfacemaybebad,butthere'sanelementofluckinvolved;imperfectdemocracycanproduceresultsthataresystematicallybad.Bothofwhichcanbetrueofadults,ofcourse.Thatissomekindofanswer:choosetheyoungmindsandvoicesbetter,butdon'tavoidchoosingthem.Theothersideofthatproblemisthatgoodpeoplemaynotwanttobechosen.InOntario,withsomuchstudentrepresentation,somepeoplecomplainthattherearenotenoughkeenyoungpeoplearoundtofilltheplacesavailable.Inpractice,youngpeople,eveniftheycan'tbringexperience,donotoftenremainignorantinmatterstheycareabout.Andinprivateatleast,olderoneswhohavedealtwiththemoncommitteestendtopraisethehonestythattheybring.Lessconcernedwithorunawareofpolitics,theyoftenforcesensitiveissuesoutintotheopen.Yetwithoutsupport,a16-year-oldcaneasilygetlostinacommitteeofpeopleintheir40s.Iftheadultsarebringinghimorheronboardreluctantlyorasasymbol,theexercisemayendwithbothsidesfrustrated.And,withayearlychangeinmanypositions,youthopinioncanseemhighlyvariable,alteringsuddenlyasonerepresentativereplacesanother.Forallthedifficulties,youthinvolvementlookssettogrow.TheUnitedNationshasagreedtoincludeyoungpeopleinthepreparationsforitsspecialsessiononchildrenin2001,andmayincludetheminthesessionitself."Sowhat?"onecanask:thismaynotmattermuch.Butthesignsarethatthesameisgoingtohappeninmoreplacesthatdomatter,atlevelsofnational,provincial,orlocalgovernment.Youngpeople,sayactivists,arenotonlytheleadersoftomorrow;increasinglytheyaretheleadersoftoday.Statements:Tomanyactivists,youngpeoplearetheleadersoftomorrowandtoday.In1950sand1960s,youngpeopledominatedtheprotestagainstglobaltrade.The“signofchangeninparagraph5meansthatyoungpeoplearebeingaskedtoparticipateindecision-makingaffairs.Manyeldersdonotwantyoungpeopletomakepolicybecausetheythinktheyareeithertoosophisticatedortooinexperienced.Inmanyschoolsanduniversities,studentsaremoreandmoreinvolvedindecision-making.Youthcouncilsandyouthrepresentationdoesnotworkeffectively.StudentsinOntarioareinvolvedinallsortsofissuesrangingfromprovincialissuestohiringandfiringofthestaffs.Imperfectdemocracyleadstosomeproblemsinselectingyoungpeopleasrepresentatives.Theadvantagesofhavingyoungpeopleoncommitteesaretheyarehonestandareabletoforcesensitiveissuesoutintotheopen.Theauthor'sattitudetowardstheyouthinvolvementindecision-makingaffairsisnegative.Key: TFTNTFFTTF5-TWBDirections:Fillintheblankswiththeappropriatewordformsofthewordsgiveninthebrackets.Theword'jeans“fromtheplacenamedGenoa,wheresailorsfromtheporthitontheideaofmakingtrousersfromthesturdysailcloth,(origin)Asrecentlyas1900,suchdiseasesaspoliomyelitis(小丿し麻痹癥)andtyphoid(傷寒的)feverweremajorkillersintheUnitedStates,(infect)Youareadirectofyourparents,grandparents,great-grandparents,andearlierancestors,(descend)Hehurriedhomefromhisschoolmorethanathousandmilesawayonlytofindhisfatherwasillinbed.(terminate)Theyoungman'ssharpwitmadehimoneofthemostlawyers,(promise)Fiveyears'hardlifehasherformerlysmoothface,(wrinkle)Thecommitteememberscametotheconclusionthattheplanforthehugedamconstructionwasandcouldnotbepassedatthattime,(mature)8.ofVitaminscanleadtoallsortsofdiseases,(deficient)ThefollowingdayIranwrotetotheUnitedNationsunderliningitsrespectforIraq'ssovereigntyandterritorial.(integrate)Thevillainwhousedotherstoadvancehisowninterestswasputinjail,(moral)Key:originatesinfectiousdescendantterminallypromisingwrinkledprematuredeficiencyintegrityimmorally5-TVBTheprisonerswereintheirattempttoescapeatthelastminutewhenthepolicereceiveatip-off.A)spoiledB)ruinedC)foiledD)destroyedItstartedoutasadecentsciencefictionshowbutasjustanotherteensoap.A)setupB)stayupC)endedupD)stayedupThoughshelovedhimbetterthanallworld,shehimfortakingoverthecompanyafterherfather'sdeath.A)despairedB)deprivedC)devisedD)despisedHarryPotterfanslinedupfornewsequelsandwerepreparedtositlatewiththeirtreasurescopies.A)outB)upC)inD)onItisanticipatedthattheproposedrenovationwillreplacementofallmechanicalequipment.A)necessitateB)forceC)commandD)compelAlthoughthetechnologyoriginatedtheUK,ithasbeendevelopedintheU.S.A)atB)onC)inD)withinMovingtotheSouth,Johnrecoveredquickly;thehumidclimatethereagreehim.A)toB)withC)onD)atWelesscongestionincities,lessairpollution,andlessdangeroncountryroadsinthenearfuture.A)lookdownuponB)lookbackonC)lookforwardtoD)lookuptoResearchersfoundthatthemoodsfromworkcanbecarriedhometothefamilyorpersonalrelationships.A)foulB)evilC)wickedD)filthySincethedawnoftime,epilepsyhasmillionsofpeopleandamongthemarefamouspeoplesuchasJuliusCaesar,NapoleonandVanGogh,justtonameafew.A)effectedB)inflictedC)conflictedD)afflictedHewasangrythathisemployerhiscontractwithouthisconsentlongbeforeitwasdue.A)cancelledB)terminatedC)postponedD)delayedThefactoryissocashforthetimebeingthattheworkerscannotgettheirwages.A)shortwithB)shortinC)shortofD)shortforTheyclaimedtobeofaFrenchKingbutturnedouttobenomorethantwocheats.A)youngsterB)embryosC)descendantsD)juniorsIfthesupplierdoesnotthetermsofthecontract,youmayhavearighttoaskforyourdeposittobereturned.A)disposeofB)associatewithC)relatetoD)adheretoThroughouthercareersheverysuccessfullythepublicopinioninherfavor.A)manipulatedB)runC)operatedD)functionedHavingofunromanticgroundwarfare,Billwrotetohiscommandingofficertorequestatransfertotheairservice.A)hadhisfunB)hadhistimeC)hadhisfillD)hadhisdealDrinkingcanbegoodforhealthinthatitmaylowerriskofcoronaryheartdisease.A)inminimumB)inmoderationC)inmaximumD)inextremeScientistsandresearchersnowbelievepeoplereallycandieabrokenheart,whichhaslongbeenthesubjectoffolkloresoapoperasandliterature.A)ofB)onC)forD)atFor400years,youngWelshmenhavepresentedacarvedspoontoafavoredyoungwomanwinningherheart.A)intheeventofB)inthenameofC)inthecaseofD)inthehopeofyoureducation,Iwouldsuggestthatyougoforaneducationloanandconcentrateonyourstudy.Afterall,youcanstartpayingofftheloanafteryoufinishstudying.A)Asfor B)Asagainst C)Asfrom D)AsofKey:1?5:CCDBA6/0;CBCADlbl5:BCCDA16-20:CBADAItistheresponsibilityofthosewhodisapproveoftheproposaltoalternativesuggestions.A)putupB)putdownC)putforthD)putonThereiseverythatmorejobswillbecreatedlaterthisyearduetotherecenteconomicboom.A)likelihoodB)likenessC)dislikeD)likeTheinternationalcommunityvigorouslytheterroristbombinginBritain.A)announcedB)denouncedC)renouncedD)pronouncedThenewspapergaveaneditorialofthegovernment'sachievementsofthepastyear.A)estimateB)expectationC)appraisalD)calculationThepredominantcauseofVitaminDinthisareaissaidtobeinadequateexposuretosunlight.A)lackB)deficitC)absenceD)deficiencyAccordingtothecurrentpolicy,goodsexempttaxincludebooksandchildren'sclothes.A)fromB)ofC)toD)atOutofhisearlierexperienceshejustifiablydevelopeda(n)attitudethatneverlefthimthereafter.A)doubtedB)unbelievableC)skepticalD)questionableHowcanhejustkeepinterferingmypersonalaffairs?He'snomorethanacommonfriendofmine!A)atB)withC)onD)toAllproductsaretobecarefullypackedandpassqualitycontroltestingbeforeshipment.A)rigorousB)sternC)harshD)stiffThemayorpersonallytostopthemuseumfrombeingclosed.A)intervenedB)interruptedC)intrudedD)involvedKey:21-25:CABCD26-30;ACBAATECMenhavewantedtolivelongerwithoutgrowingoldforthousandsofyears,andhaveinvariablybeendisappointed.Writershaveimaginedworldswherepeoplelivedtoextraordinaryageswhileholdingontotheiryouthfullooksandvigorbyvariousmeans,mostlyfoul.Theonlyexperimentsonlaboratoryanimalsthathavedefinitelyshownalife-lengtheningeffecthaveinvolvedsubjectingratsandmicetoaseverelyrestricteddiet.Theprocessofageingisacomplexmatterinwhichmanydifferentgenesappeartobeinvolved,butintimeitmaybecomepossibletousegenestherapytoslowdownageing,ifnoteliminateit.Moreover,oldageisthefinalscene,asitwere,inlife'sdrama,fromwhichweoughttoescapewhenwegrowwearyand,certainly,whenwehavehadourfill.Newandimaginativeapproacheswillhavetobedevelopedifyouthsaretobepreparedfortherapidlychangingrolestheycanexpecttoassume.Computerswillpermitadegreeofindividualinstructionthatinthepastwasavailableonlytotherich.Thevisitorsfromthepastwhowouldreadilyrecognizetoday'sclassroomwouldhavetroublerelatingtotheout-of-schoolworldofa10-year-oldtoday.Nolongerdowehavetospendlongperiodsoftimehuntingdownasourceoraperson一now,deliveryofinfor