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5/5 PART1-英語(yǔ)PassageITheFirstHeartSurgeonTothecasualobserver,theKamWahChung＆Co.building,locatedintheeasternOregoncommunityofJohnDay,

thatis,

simplyasmall,unassumingstructuremadeofrockandwood.Tothosewithaninterestinhistory,however,it’sauniquebuildingthat

preservesapartofthelegacyoftheChinesecommunityinthenineteenth-centuryAmericanWest.EducatedintheChineseclassicsandfluentinEnglish,LungOnwasaskilledmerchantwhobuiltasuccessfultextileandimportbusiness.Healsosoldfoodandsuppliestolocalminers.Hispartner,DocHay,establishedanherbalmedicineclinic.

HaybecamefamousthroughoutcentralandeasternOregon

whenhewouldmake

perceptivediagnosesandcuringpatients

whoseprevioustreatments

hadfailed.

[*]

Overtime,thepartners’buildingevolvedintoasocial,medical,andsupplycenter,aswellasapostoffice,library,andherbshop.

[*]

HayandOn’sbusinessesprosperedthroughtheturnofthecentury,duringtheGreatDepression,and

beginning

the1940s.

[2]

BecausetheclimateineasternOregonissemi-arid,theartifactsleftinside—includinggold-miningtools,rareantiquefurniture,financialdocuments,andathousanddifferentherbs—werepreserved.

[3]

AlthoughOndiedin1940,HaycontinuedtorunKamWahChung＆Co.until1948.[4]AfterHay’sdeath,hisnephewinheritedthebuildinganddonatedittothecityofJohnDay.

[5]

Foralmosttwentyyears,itremainedlocked.[6]ThebuildingwasrestoredbythestateofOregoninthe1970sand

hasbecame

theKamWahChung＆Co.Museum.[7]Designated

asbeingcalleda

NationalHistoricLandmarkin2005,

besides,

itencapsulatesanera.

[*]1.NOCHANGE

Is

it’sDELETEtheunderlinedportion.Answer：

BGiventhatallthechoicesaretrue,whichonemosteffectivelyintroducesthehistoricalandculturalsignificanceoftheKamWahChung＆Co.building?NOCHANGEhassevenrooms:afrontroom,anherbshop,twobedrooms,astockroom,ageneralstore,andakitchenandbunkroom.iscooperativelypreservedandoperatedbytheOregonParksandRecreationDepartmentandtheCityofJohnDay.hasakitchenthatholdsantiquetables,alargewoodstove,andavarietyofChineseteasandcookingutensils.Answer：

A3.NOCHANGEwillbeattractedwereattractedareattractedAnswer：

C4.Atthispoint,thewriterisconsideringaddingthefollowingaccurateinformation:totwoenterprisingyoungChineseimmigrants,Ing“Doc”HayandLungOnShouldthewritermakethisadditionhere?Yes,becauseitbuildsuponaclaimmakeaboutHayandOnintheprecedingsentence.Yes,becauseitprovidesalogicallinktotheinformationthatfollowsintheessay.No,becauseitunnecessarilystatesinformationthat’simpliedlaterintheessay.

No,becauseitprovideslittleinformationaboutHayandOn’spartnership.Answer：

B5.NOCHANGEhasremainedhaveremainRemainedAnswer：

DPART2-數(shù)學(xué)Arestaurantoccupyingthetopfloorofaskyscraperrotatesasdinersenjoytheview.LingandSarahnoticethattheybegantheirmealat7:00P.M.lookingduenorth.At7:45P.M.theyhadrotated180°toaviewthatwasduesouth.Atthisrate,howmanydegreeswilltherestaurantrotatein1hour?90°180°240°270°400°Answer：

CThecostofagymmembershipisaonetimefeeof$140,plusamonthlyfeeof$40.Brendanwrotea$500checktopayhisgymmembershipforacertainnumberofmonths,includingtheonetimefee.Howmanymonthsofmembershipdidhepayfor?3491213Answer：

CAmuseumoffersa2-hourguidedgrouptour.Forgroupswithfewerthan25peoplethecostis$9.25perperson;forgroupswith25peopleormorethecostis$8.50perperson.The27peopleinthe9:00a.m.tourgroupeachpaid$9.25inadvance.Whatisthetotalrefundthatthemuseumowesthe9:00a.m.group?

$12.50

$13.00

$18.75$20.25$25.00Answer：

DThe13-membermathclubneedstochooseastudentgovernmentrepresentative.Theydecidethattherepresentative,whowillbechosenatrandom,CANNOTbeanyofthe3officersoftheclub.WhatistheprobabilitythatSamara,whoisamemberoftheclubbutNOTanofficer,willbechosen?0Answer：

CMeleearnedscoresof75,70,92,95,and97points(atotalof429points)onthefirst5testsinEconomicsII.Solvingwhichofthefollowingequationsfor

s

givesthescoreheneedstoearnonthe6thtesttoaverageexactly85pointsforall6tests?Answer：

DPART3-閱讀LITERARYNARRATIVE:

Thispassageisadaptedfromthenovel

Homeland

byJohnJakes(?1993byJohnJakes).JosephEmanuelCrown,owneroftheCrownBreweryofChicago,wasaworriedman.Worriedonseveralcounts,themostimmediatebeingacivicresponsibilitybewasscheduledtodiscussatanemergencymeetingthisFriday,thefourteenthofOctober;ameetinghehadrequested.JoeCrownseldomrevealedinneranxieties,andthatwasthecaseasheworkedinhisofficethismorning.Hewasapictureofsteadiness,rectitude,prosperity.Heworeafinesuitofmediumgrayenlivenedbyadarkredfour-in-handliedunderahighcollar.Sincethedaywasnotyettoowarm,bekepthiscoaton.Joe’shairwasmoresilverthanwhite.Hewasheditdaily,keptitshining.Hiseyesbehindspectacleswithsilverwireframesweredarkbrown,ratherlarge,andalert.Hismustacheandimperialshowedcarefulattention;hehadanappointmentattwelvefortheweeklytrim.Hishandsweresmallbutstrong.Hewasn’thandsome,buthewascommanding.ThreeprinciplesruledJoeCrown’sbusinessandpersonallife,ofwhichthemostimportantwasorder.InGerman,

Ordnung.Withoutorder,organization,somerationalplan,youhadchaos.Thesecondprinciplewasaccuracy.Accuracywasmandatoryinbrewing,wheretimingandtemperatureswerecritical.Butaccuracywasalsothekeystoneofanybusinessthatmademoneyinsteadoflosingit.Theprimarytoolforachievingaccuracywasmathematics.JoeCrownhadatoweringbeliefinthepotencyofcorrectinformation,andtheabsoluteauthorityofnumberswhichprovidedit.InGermany,he’dlearnedhisnumbersbeforehelearnedtoread.Thoughamediocrestudentinmostschoolsubjects,atcipheringhewasaprodigy.Hecouldaddcolumnoffigures,ordocalculationsinhishead,withastonishingspeed.InCincinnati,hisfirststopinAmerica,he’dbeggedtheownerofaChineselaundrytoteachhimtouseanabacus.Oneoftheseancientcountingdevicescouldbefoundinhisoffice,sittingonalawcabinet,withinreach.Moneymeasuredsuccess;countingmeasuredmoney.Questionsheaskedofhisemployeesofteninvolvednumbers.“Whatistheexacttemperature?”“Howlargeisthepopulationinthatmarket?”Howmanybarrelsdidweshiplastweek?””What’sthecost,persquarefoot,ofthisexpansion?”Asforhisthirdprinciple,modernity,hebelievedthat,too,wascrucialinbusiness.Menwhosaidtheoldwayswerethebestwayswerefools,doomedtofallbehindandfail.Joewasalwayssearchingforthenewestmethodstoimprovethebrewery’sproduct,output.Efficiency,cleanliness.Hehadn’thesitatedtoinstallexpensivepasteurizationequipmentwhenheopenedhisfirstsmallbreweryinChicago.He’dbeenamongthefirsttoinvestheavilyinrefrigeratedfreightcars.Heinsistedthatmodernmachinesbeusedintheoffice.Fromhisdeskhecouldhearthepleasingratchetnoiseofamechanicaladdingmachine.Thisblendedwiththeclickingkeysandpingingbellontheblackirontypewriterusedcorrespondencebyhischiefclerk,StefanZwick.OriginallyStefanhadresistedJoe’ssuggestionthathelearntooperateatypewriter.“Sir,Irespectfullydecline,aquillpensuitsmeperfectly.”“ButStefan,”Joesaidtohiminafriendlybutfirmway,“I’mafraiditdoesn’tsuitme,becauseitmakesCrown’slookold-fashioned.However,I’llrespectyourfeelings.Pleaseplaceahelpwantedadvertisement.We’llhireoneofthoseyoungwomenwhospecializeinusingthemachines.Ibelievetheytooarecalledtypewriters.”Zwickblanched.“Awoman?Inmyoffice?”“I’msorry,Stefan,butyouleavemenochoiceifyouwon’tlearntotypewrite.”StefanZwicklearnedtotypewrite.Everysolidhouseorbuildingwassupportedbyastrongfoundation;andsotherewasafoundationonwhichJoeCrown’sthreeprinciplesrested.Itwasnotunusual,orpeculiartohim.Itwasthecheerfulacceptance,nottosayworship,ofhardwork.Amongotherartifacts,advertisingsheets,flagsandfadingbrownphotographsofannualbrewerypicnicsdecoratinghisofficetherewasasmallframedmottowhichhiswifehaddonecolorfullyincross-stitchandputintoaframeofgildedwood.

OhneFleiss,keinPreis,itsaid.Inroughtranslation,thisremindedyouthatwithoutindustrytherewasnoreward.FromhisdeskJoeCrowncouldn’tseethegold-framedmotto;ithungonthewallbehindhim,slightlytohisright.Buthedidn’tneedtoseeit.Itstruthwasinhimdeeperthanthemarrowofhisbones.HewasaGerman.IfastereotypeofGermansisthattheyaretidy,meticulous,andindustrious,doesthecharacterizationofCrowninthispassagereinforceorweakenthisstereotype?Itfirmlyreinforcesthestereotype.Itinitiallyreinforcesandsubsequentlyweakensthestereotype.Itreinforcesthemeticulousaspectofthestereotypebutweakenstheindustriousaspect.ItweakensthestereotypeinthatCrownlikeshissurroundingstidybutexpectsotherstodothetidyingup.Answer：

AItcanreasonablybeinferredthatinrelationtotheappointmentreferredtointhethirdparagraph(highlighted),themeetingreferredtointhefirstparagraphoccurs:A.

onthesameday.severaldaysearlier.severaldayslater.severalyearslater.Answer：

CThepassage’sdescriptionofZwickrevealsthatcomparedtoCrown,heis:equallyfastidiousaboutmeetingadeadline.lessinclinedtoembracenewtechnology.lessafraidtostatehispreferencestohissuperiors.lessafraidtostatehispreferencestohissuperiors.Answer：

BThedialogueinhighlightedtextrevealsZwick’s:indignationoverCrown’sproposedsolutiontotheproblemthetwomenarediscussing.panicoverhavingasurprisevisitortohisoffice.excitementovermeetinganewemployeeofCrownBrewery.insensitivitytohisrecentlyhiredfemalecoworker.Answer：

AAtthetimedescribedinthepassage’sopening,whatisCrown’smostimmediatepreoccupation?Whe