国开电大本科《理工英语3》历年期末考试试题及答案汇编

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ᨬ1377ᵯᜧᳮ3ᔊὃ⚪ᫀᨬ1377ᵯᜧᳮ3ᔊὃ⚪ᫀ20211ᨴ⚪ᫀஹ!▭ᵨ$%&⚪2ᑖ(ᐳ10ᑖ*1-5⚪+⌱-./Ḅ12ᡂ4☢67(89ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺1.—Well,mayIknowhowlongthetrainingwillbe?—A.Itwilllastsixmonths.B.ltwillbe5meters.C.ltwillbefine.ᫀA2—Sir,couldyoupleaseputoutyourcigarette?Thisisasmoke-freeschool.—A.I'msorryaboutthis.B.Noproblem.C.Sure,\'dloveto.ᫀA3.—Sorry.Ihavetakenyourcarkeybymistake.A.That'sright.B.You'rewelcome.C.ltdoesn'tmatter.ᫀC4.—Howareyoufeeling?—Muchbetter.A.Thanksforcomingtoseeme.B.Youlookgreat.C.Don'tmentionit.ᫀA5.—Isawacarcrashintothetreejustnow.A.Youshoulddrivesafely.B.Acar?Notaman?C.Wowthat'sscaring.BᫀCCஹDEF᪀$%&⚪2ᑖ(ᐳ30ᑖ*6-20⚪+▅I4☢Ḅ1

1J(KLM⌱⚗O⌱PMQRᐭTUᜐḄ./⌱⚗(W9ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺6.Doyouwanttowait?Fivedaystoolongformetowait.A.areB.isC.wereᫀB7.WhatIshoulddoisthetasksoon.A.tofinishB.finishedC.befinishedᫀA8.MrZhangsaidisquiteright.A.ThatB.WhenC.WhatXᫀC9.Tomtoldalietoavoidforhisfault.A.punishingB.beingpunishedC.punishedᫀB10.TIIneverforgetthedaysIworkedtogetherwith.A.thatB.whenC.whichᫀB11.Adesignerisneeded.A.full-timeB.fulltimeC.fulltimingᫀA12.ltwastheLouvrePyramidbroughthimworldwidefame.A.whatB.thatC.asᫀB13.IenjoymostisIcanhaveaholidayfromworkA.What...thatB.That...thatC.What...whatᫀA14.1'mtired.Iworkingveryhard.A.haveB.havebeenC.hadᫀB15.Theorganizationwillasurveyaboutthecareerchoicesofthecollegegraduates.A.leadB.conductC.manageᫀB16.KatieadmitsshesometimesusesTVasapacifierwhenherchildrenareoverlyexcitedanditusually.A.playsB.worksC.affectsᫀB17.Youdon'thavetostartoverfrom.A.scratchB.headC.againᫀA18.Themoreknowledgewehave,thebetterwe

2canourchoices.A.removeB.recordC.refineᫀC19.WhatqualificationsshouldIhavetothismajor?A.applyforB.askforC.lookforᫀA20.Hewithhiswifeonhouseholdexpenses.A.arguedB.appealedC.analyzedᫀALஹ▅IᳮY$%&⚪4ᑖ(ᐳ40ᑖ*21-25⚪+▅I4ᑡ[ᦻ(KAஹBஹCLM⌱⚗O⌱PM./ᫀ(89ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺Greeninteriordesignissometimescalledsustainabledesign.ltisaboutwhatisgoodandwhatisbadforpeople'shealth,fortheenvironmentandforsavingenergy.Ofcourse,fashionisabigpartofgreeninteriordesign.Butitisnottheonlythingbeingfocusedon.Thekeywordsofgreeninteriordesignarenof'cool","modern","stylish"and"now"]butinstead^sustainable","recycled","non-toxic","locallysourced","renewable^and"organic".Forexample,Italianleathercouchesmightbethehotwordinstyle.Butagreeninteriordesignercaresmoreaboutwhethertheleatherisfromanorganicsource,whetherthewoodisfromasustainablymanagedforestwhethertherewasanytoxicgluesusedinmakingthefurnitureandwhatwasthecarbonoutputinshippingItaliansofafromEuropetootherareas.Greendesignisaboutanalyzingallaspects

3ofabuildingtofindwaystosaveenergyandwatertofindwaystoreducegreenhousegasemissions,tomaketheinteriorfreeoftoxicchemicalsandtousematerialsthatarethemostenvironmentallyfriendly.Reducingenergybillsisaprimaryaimofgreeninteriordesign.Savingwateristhesecondaimofgreeninteriordesign."LowVOC","zeroVOC'and'VOCfreewarenewbuzzphrasesinthegreendesign.Fromagreendesignpointofview,themainconcernistochooseindoorflooringfurniture,paintthatarefreeofchemicalsthatpolluteandmakepeoplesick21.Greeninteriordesignpaysgreatattentiontopeopleshealth,savingenergyand.A.environmentalprotectionB.cooldesignC.unsustainableresourcesᫀA22.Agreeninteriordesignermaynotchoosecertainmaterialifitis.A.sustainableB.renewableC.toxicᫀC23.Theworducoor'inLine4means.A.chillyB.stylishC.coldᫀB24.Theprimaryaimofgreeninteriordesignis.A.savingwaterB.reducingenergybillsC.lowVOCᫀB25.Thetopicofthispassageisabout.A.howtodecoratehomesB.reducingenergyconsumptionC.greeninteriordesignᫀC26-30⚪+᪷_[ᦻᑁaᑨcdPḄ1eᔲ./(./Ḅᑏ┯hḄᑏ“F”(89ᫀᑏᙠ⚪>?஺

4Henryandhislandladyaretalkingabouthowtodisposeofgarbage.Henry+Mary,canyoutellmeaboutthetrashcollection?WhendoItakeoutthetrash?Mary+OK,let'ssee.OnMonday,WednesdayandFriday,youcanleaveyourburnabletrashoutside.Henry+Whatisburnabletrash?Mary+Burnabletrashis,forexample,milkcartons,otherpaperthings,andfoodaswell.Youcanputalltheremainsofyourfoodintheburnablebin.Henry+OK,soburnabletrashisMonday,Wednesday,andFriday.Mary+That'sright.Henry+OK,whataboutothertrash?Mary+OnTuesday,ThursdayandSaturday,youcanleaveyourunburnabletrashoutsideyourdoor.Henry+OK,whatisunburnabletrash?Mary+Unburnabletrashis,forexample,plastic.Youcan'tburnplasticasitwouldharmtheenvironment.Henry+OK,whataboutplasticbottles?Mary+ThatcollectionisonSaturday.YoucanleaveplasticPETbottlesandalsoglassbottles,butinaseparatebin.Henry+OK,anythingelse,likebatteries,orclothing?Mary+Yes,forbatteriesandclothingtherearespecialdayseverymonth,soyouhavetokeepthemtillthatday.Henry+OK,andwheredoIputthetrash?Mary+Youhavetoputallthetrashinclearplasticbagsandleavethemjustoutsideyourapartment.Justoverthere,

5ontheleft.Henry+OK.Thanks,Mary.Mary+You'rewelcome.Henry+Imighthavetoaskyouagain,butthanks.Mary+Don'tworry.That'sfine.26.Milkcartonsareunburnabletrash.27.EverydayHenrycanleavehisrubbishoutsideashewishes.jᫀF28.Plasticswouldharmtheenvironmentifyouweretoburnthem.ᫀT29.Youcanleavebatteriesandclothesonceeveryweek.ᫀF30.Henrycanjustleaveallhisrubbishoutsidehisapartmentwithoutputtingthemintoabag.ᫀFkஹᑏl(ᐳ20ᑖ)31.᪷_ᡠdpq2ᡂrsp஺Ꮇuvewx(yz{|Xᳮ}~(920157ᨴKUs~ᢈ▾~஺20156ᨴ14(vᑮ.ᙠᐸ?ὺ஺DearSirorMadam,Iwritethislettertoapplyforthepositionof(1)()thatyouadvertisedon(2)(pqᩭ)of(3)(pq).Iwillbegraduatingfrom(4)majoringin(5)NotonlydoIhavethequalificationsforthisjob,butIalsohavetherightpersonalityfora(6)(s).().Ontheotherhand,(8)(C).Iwouldbeverygratefulifyougrantmeapersonalinterview.Ifyouneedtoknowmoreaboutme,pleasefeelfreetocontactmeatanytimeat*****xx.Thankyoufor(9)lam(10)meetingyou.Yourssincerely,WangFangὃᫀ:

6(1)secretary](2)thewebsite]ஹবJune14,2015](4)BaiyunVocationalCollege](5)administration](6)secretary](7)Iamcarefulenoughtodealwithallofthework.(¡¢ὃ)](8)Iampatientandwillingtoworkhard.(¡¢ὃ)](9)yourtimeandconsideration
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74.—Itisalittleexpensive.CanIhaveadiscount?—A.No,youcanzt.B.Sorry.Yousee,weareafranchisedstore.C.ltisnotexpensiveatall.ᫀB5.Couldyoupleasetellmewhenwillthepromotionbe?—A.Maybenextmonth.B.Yes,Ican.C.Yes,CsmydutyᫀACஹDEF᪀$%&⚪2ᑖ,ᐳ30ᑖ*6-20⚪+▅I4☢Ḅ1J(KLM⌱⚗O⌱PMQRᐭTUᜐḄ./⌱⚗(W9ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺6.Marycan'thelpwhenshesawherparents.A.cryingB.tocryC.cry^^
A7.l'mtired.Iworkingveryhard.A.haveB.havebeenC.hadᫀB8.Areyoustillhere?Youwereherehalfanhourago.Whofor?A.wereyouwaitingB.areyouwaitingC.doyouwaitᫀB9.Therearemanywaystheproblem.A.solvingB.tosolveC.solveᫀB10.IfIhadtime,seethatnewmovieattheUniversityTheater.AJIIB.lmayC.TdᫀC11.Thelawrequiresthateveryonehiscarcheckedatleastonceayear.A.hasB.hadC.haveᫀC12.Theworkbythetimeyougethere.A.willhavebeendoneB.isdoneC.hadbeendoneᫀA13.Withthreechildrentotakecareof,Maryhasherhands.A.freeB.full

8C.busyᫀB14.Youdon'thavetostartoverfrom.A.againB.headC.scratchᫀC15.KatieadmitsshesometimesusesTVasapacifierwhenherchildrenareoverlyexcitedanditusually.A.playsB.worksC.affectsᫀB16.Placingajobadvertisementonanonlinejobboardis_.A.expensivelyB.costC.costlyᫀC17.EachCPUconsideredmorethan6billionhandsofpoker.Thatmorepokerthanhasbeenplayedbytheentirehumanrace.A.adaptstoB.isusedtoC.amountstoᫀC18.Wewillyoulater.A.contactB.contractC.constructᫀA19.Heistherightpersontosuchalargewinecompany.A.settleB.strengthenC.superviseᫀC20.lt7sbesttoareasonableamountofmoneyinyourAlipayaccountsothatyoucanpaywithoutgoingthroughanylengthyverification.A.withdrawB.depositC.takeᫀBLஹ▅IᳮY(%&⚪4ᑖ(ᐳ40ᑖ)21-25⚪+▅I4ᑡ[ᦻ(KAஹBஹCLM⌱⚗O⌱PM./ᫀ(89ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺Morethan134countriesacrosstheworld,includingtheUK,turnedofftheirlightsforanhouronSunday.Theeventisinhopesofcreatingasustainablefuturefortheplanet.EnvironmentalcharityWorldWildlifeFund(WWF)has

9organizedtheEarthHourevent.TheeventsawiconicbuildingssuchasBigBen,theBTTower,BuckinghamPalace,WindsorCastleandEdinburghCastleblackingoutforanhour.Theeventtookplaceat8+30p.m.SundayaroundtheworldanditstartedinFiji,NewZealandandAustralia.Theaimistocallongovernments,organizationsandindividualstotakeactionstotackleclimatechange.AttheRoyalAlbertHallinLondon,televisionpresenterKirstyGallacherledateamof60cyclistsfromtheUK-WorldWildlifeFund.Theyaimedtoappealforthepublictopayattentiontoendangeredspeciesincludingdolphinsandtigers.ColinButfield,headofcampaigns,WWF-UK,said+"OureventattheRoyalAlbertHall,alongsidethehundredsofthousandsofeventsacrosstheworld,showsglobalsupportfortheneedtotackleclimatechangeandprotectthenaturalworld.Thechallengeforourfuturewellbeingcouldnotbegreater.WWF'sEarthHourisabouttocreateamessagesopowerfulthatgovernmentsandindividualscannotfailtotakenotice/'EarthHourstartedin2007inSydney,Australia,when2.2millionindividualsandmorethan2,000businessesturnedtheirlightsoffforonehourtotakeastandagainstclimatechange.The

10followingyear,EarthHourhadbecomeaglobalsustainabilitymovementwithmorethan50millionpeopleacross35countriesparticipating.Fouroftheworld'sfivetallestbuildingsturnedofftheirlightswiththetallestthe828-metreBurgKhalifainDubaiswitchingoffabouthalfamillionlights.AlsodarkeningfortheoccasionwerefloodlightsatnaturalwonderssuchasNiagaraandVictoriaFalls.21.InParagraph2,theunderlinedwordscouldbereplacedby.A.gianttowersB.famouslandmarksC.conventionalarchitectureᫀB22.Whichofthefollowingcouldbethetitleofthepassage?A.TheStoryofEarthHour.B.TheOriginofEarthHour.C.TheFamousPeopleofEarthHour.ᫀA23.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?A.ThegoalofEarthHouristoarousetheattentionofthegovernmentintheworldtodealwiththeenvironmentalproblem.B.EarthHoursuggeststoturnoffthelightsintheweekendstosavetheenergyC.EarthHourstartedfromthecountriesintheSouthernHemisphere.ᫀC24.WhichofthefollowingstatementsonWWFisNotTrue?A.TheWorldWideFundforNature(WWF)isaninternationalgovernmentalorganization.B.WWFaimsatprotectingthenaturalenvironmentfromhumanimpact.C.WWFworkshardinthefieldofthewildernesspreservation.ᫀA25.Accordingtothe

11passage,theauthor7sattitudetoEarthHouris.A.ambiguousB.disapprovedC.objectiveᫀC26-30⚪:᪷_[ᦻᑁaᑨcdPḄ1eᔲ./(./Ḅᑏ'T',┯hḄᑏ“F”(89ᫀᑏᙠ⚪>?஺ItisamazingtonotethattheInternetisstllsuchanewdeviceandyetitisoneofthefastestandmostpowerfulmediatools.Butthinkaboutitforamoment.OntheInternet,abigonlinecompanycanberunbyonlytwoguysintheirgarage.Soitisonlyreasonablethen,thatpeopleshoppingonlinewouldbealittleleeryofthesecuritylevels.InternetgiantssuchasMicrosoftknewconsumerconfidencewasthekeytogettingvirtual$¤¥Ḅ*shoppingofftheground,andtheyworkhardtomakepeoplefeelsafetoshoponline.Creditcardcompanies,too,quicklysawthepotentialforonlineshopping,andhaveinstalledthingslikeonlineshoppinginsuranceforpeople.Ifyoueverhaveaproblemwithyouronlinecreditpurchases,manycreditcardcompanieswillhappilyrefund$⌨§*yourmoneyandthensettheirclawsonthecompanythatwrongedyou.Nowthat'sbuyingpower!Thereareotherbonusesforonlineshoppersofcourse.Noline.shy]ups,forone.Noannoyingmallshoppingcartswithbroken

12wheelsandkidscryingbecausetheirparentswon'tgetthemwhattheywant.Whenshoppingonline,consumerscansitdown,haveacoffee,andweartheirslippersnothavingtoworryabouttheirhairorparking,andjustclickingthroughsaleaftersale.Comparisonshoppingcouldn'tbeanyeasier.Andthankstocouriercompanies$¨⌴*gettinginontheact,youneverneedtowaitlongerthanadayortwotogetthoseallimportantpurchasesdeliveredrighttoyourdoor.Nowondersomanycompaniesareshakingtheirheadsattraditionalretailingandinsteadlookingtothe"virtuar,worldtoattractonlineshoppers.26.Theunderlinedword"leery,,inthefirstparagraphmeansbeingverysure.ᫀF27.Consumerconfidenceinonlineshoppingmainlyreliesonsecurityinshopping.ᫀT28.Internetgiants,traditionalretailers,couriercompaniesandcreditcardcompanieshavemadecontributionstothepopularityofonlineshopping.ᫀF29.Theauthorthinksofthecurrentonlineshoppingassafe,convenientandfast.ᫀT30.NowadaysmanycompaniesaretryingtocooperatewiththeonlineshoppersinsteadoftracHtionalretailers.ᫀTkஹᑏl$ᐳ20ᑖ*31.᪷_ᡠdᑁaᑏª«₞p஺ᩰ⃅ᵭ°ᡠᜧḄ±²ẆI°v´᝛¶ᙠ·I▾

13▾¸¹ᦟᣴḄ¼d᝛½ª«₞p஺«₞pᑁaᒹ¿+ᩰ⃅ÀÁᜩÃÄᡃ▾Ḅắ²(~ᡂÇÈÉ(ᙠÊËlQÌÍ☢(ÎÏÐÑÒÓ஺᝛Ô¡ᙠẆÕ⚞×ØᨵÚ᪛(8ÜEÝ!ÞßØà(áâÑãMäåḄ⚞æl஺°çè«₞pᑏléê஺ὃᫀ+Dearsir,It'smyhonortorecommendastudenttome,YangLi.SheappliedforaPh.D.degreeinyourschool.Shegothermaster'sdegreethissummer,andshegraduatedverywell.Herabilitytolearnandworkisbeyondtheaveragestudent.Notonlyhasshemadegreatcontributionstoacademicresearchinourcollege,butshealsohasaverygoodrelationshipwithherclassmatesandteachers.Duringtheperiodofpostgraduateeducation,heservedastheleaderofmanysocieties.Youarewelcometoknowsomethingelseabouther.ProfessorLi20201ᨴ⚪ᫀஹ!▭ᵨ$%&⚪2ᑖ(ᐳ10ᑖ*1-5⚪+⌱-./Ḅ12ᡂ4☢67(89ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺1.—DoyoumeanIhavetocompleteitwithinfivedays?—A.That'sright.B.Verywell.C.That/sgreat.ᫀA2.—Excuseme,sir.lstheswimmingpoolopen

14allday?—Onlyfrom6+30p.m.to9+30p.m.A.Sorry,mafraidnotB.That'sokC.Yes,ofcourseᫀA3.—Itisalittleexpensiveforme.CanIhaveadiscount?—A.Youmustbekidding.B.ltisterrible.C.Thepricehasbeenreducedby50%.Itisarealbargain.ᫀC4—Wouldyouliketogotoattendtheconferenceonglobalwarmingwithme?—,butIshouldfinishmyhomeworkfirst.A.I'dlovetoB.You7rewelcomeC.lt7shardtosayᫀA5.—IhavejustgotaniPadasmybirthdaygift.——A.Goodluck!B.Congratulations!C.Ialsoneedone.ᫀBCஹDEF᪀$%&⚪2ᑖ(ᐳ30ᑖ*6-20⚪+▅I4☢Ḅ1J(KLM⌱⚗O⌱PMQRᐭTUᜐḄ./⌱⚗(W9ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺6.1haveneverreadabookthatisthanHarryPotter.A.interestingB.moreinterestingC.mostinteresting7.Thisgardenisthreetimesasasthatone.A.bigB.biggerC.biggestᫀA8.tryingtobeatbacktherisingfloodinnovativeamphibiousbuildingscaadapttotherisingflood.A.BesidesB.ForC.InsteadofᫀC9.Alltheteammemberstriedtheirbest.Welostthegame,.A.sinceB.thereforeC.howeverᫀC10.Tomtoldalieto

15avoidforhisfault.A.punishingB.beingpunishedC.punishedᫀB11.1'IIneverforgetthedaysIworkedtogetherwithyou.A.thatB.whenC.whichëᫀB12.Holdonaminute,please.I'IIputyou.A.offB.onC.throughᫀC13.He'sdecidedtogetalookatthehouseandseeifitmightbeworth.A.buyB.tobuyC.buyingᫀC14.ltisnecessarythebookimmediately.A.forhimtoreturnB.hisreturningC.thathereturnsᫀA15.Theseshopstotheneedsofchildren.A.meetB.solveC.caterᫀC16.Severalofthemembershavesuggestionsoftheirown.A.comeupwithB.comeintoC.comeonᫀA17.EachCPUconsideredmorethan6billionhandsofpoker.That_morepokerthanhasbeenplayedbytheentirehumanrace.A.adaptstoB.isusedtoC.amountstoᫀ
C18.Heistherightpersontosuchalargewinecompany.A.settleB.strengthenC.superviseᫀC19.1didn'tknowwhattodo,butthenanideasuddenlytome.A.appearedB.happenedC.occurredᫀC20.Theyhaveanewphonelineintheapartment.A.poweredB.installedC.decoratedᫀBLஹ▅IᳮY$%&⚪4ᑖ(ᐳ40ᑖ*21-25⚪+▅I4ᑡ[ᦻ(K

16AஹBஹCLM⌱⚗O⌱PM./ᫀ(89ᫀ:;ᑏᙠ⚪>?஺Incapsulehotels,eachgueststaysinasmallsleepingspacecalledcapsule.ltmeasuresabout2metersinlengthand1meterinbothwidthandheight.ItisatypeofhotelfirstdevelopedinJapanintendedtoprovidecheap,basicovernightaccommodationforguestswhodonotrequiretheservicesofferedbytraditionalhotels.Facilitiesdiffer,butmostincludeatelevisionandwirelessinternetconnection.Therearemanybuttonsinthecapsule.Oneturnsonthelight,oneturnsontheTV,onecontrolsthechannels.Thereisaradioandanalarmclockbuiltin.Theopenendofthecapsulecanbeclosedforprivacy,withacurtainorafibreglassdoor.Luggageisstoredinalocker.Clothesandshoesaresometimesexchangedforayukataandslippersonentry.Washroomsarecommunal.Guestsareaskednottosmokeoreatinthecapsules.Somehotelsalsoproviderestaurants(oratleastvendingmachines),pools,andotherentertainmentfaities.Capsulesareusedprimarilybymen.Somecapsulehotelsofferseparatesectionsformaleandfemaleguests.Thebenefitsofthesehotelsareconvenienceandprice,usuallyaroundUSD25-50anight.Theyprovideaplaceforthosewho

17maybetoodrunktoreturnhomesafely.About30ᔾttheCapsuleHotelwereunemployedorunderemployedandwererentingcapsulesbythemonth.ltwasfirstofferedtosalarymenwhohadmissedthelasttrainhome,butnowitisalsopopularwithtravelersfromallovertheworld.Therefore,it'sgoingtogainmorepopularity.21.Thespaceofeachcapsuleisquite.A.largeB.capaciousC.limitedXᫀC22.Mostcapsulesarenotequippedwithinthesmallsleepingspace.A.aTVB.washroomsC.wirelessinternetconnection^
B23.Capsulehotelswerefirstdevelopedin.A.JapanB.ChinaC.UKᫀA24.Thebenefitsofthesehotelsdonotinclude.A.convenienceB.comfortC.priceᫀB25.Thewriterhasaattitudetowardscapsulehotels.A.positiveB.negativeC.neutralᫀA26-30⚪+᪷_[ᦻᑁaᑨcdPḄ1eᔲ./(./ḄᑏT',┯hḄᑏ“F”(89ᫀᑏᙠ⚪>?஺HenryandhisfriendSallyaretalkingaboutonlineshopping.Sally+Doyoudoalotofyourshoppingonline?HenryNotreally.llikelookingatwhat'savailableontheInternetbeforeIactuallybuyit.Sometimes,I'IIchoosewhatIwantinashop,laterbuyingitonlineifitscheaper.Youdon'tlikebuyingthingsonlina

18doyou?Sally+No'malittleworriedaboutsecurityissues.Youneverknowwho'stryingtofindoutyourcodesandpasswords.Aren7tyouworriedaboutthat?Henry+Notreally.Iknowthatithappens,butifyoubuyfromreputablecompanieswithsecurewebsites,itshouldbeOK.EventhoughIuseonlineshoppingfacilities,Idon'tthinkit7sthebestway.Sally+\'msurprisedtohearyousaythat.Ithoughtyoulovedanydigitalthings.Henry+Ido.Tmabigfanofusingnewdigitalproducts,butIdon'twanttositinfrontofacomputerscreenallday.Ithinkpeopleneedtogetoutandinteractwithotherpeople.SallySo,howaboutcomingtothedepartmentstorewithme?lwanttoseeifthereareanynewsummerclothesonsaleyet.Henry+Sure.17dlovetojoinyou.Canwestopbythecomputerstore?Ijustwanttoseeiftheyhavesomething.Sally+Sure.Whileyo\jrreinthecomputerstore,Iwillvisitthebookstoreopposite.!liketobrowsethroughtheirbooksiftheyhaveanythinginteresting.Henry+OKI'vefinishedonline.Let/sgo.l'lljustgetsomemoneyandmycreditcard.Sally+Thanksforremindingme.Ihadforgottentogetmine.26.Bothofthemlikeonlineshoppingverymuch.ᫀF27.Beingcheapisoneofthereasonsforonlineshopping.ᫀT28.Henryisabigfanofdigitalproducts,so

19helikessittinginfrontofthecomputerallday.ᫀF29.HenrywillgotothedepartmentstorewithSally.ᫀT30.Bothofthemwillvisitthecomputerstore.ᫀ
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20drinkbeforetheydrive,nottorunthroughredlights,nottotalkandlaughwhiledrivingetc.Wecansaycarsarecomingintoourlife,butonlywheneverybodythinkstrafficsafetyiseverybodysbusinesscanwebesafedrivingonroadsandwalkingonsidewalks.2019i7ᨴk⚪lgᫀ'ஹ▭ᵨpqrs⚪2ᑖᐳ10ᑖv1-5⚪3⌱xyzḄp{|ᡂ~☢gᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺1.'Haveyouevershoppedonline?—A.Quiteoften.ltisveryconvenient,savingmealotoftime.B.Yes,Ido.C.Certainly.gᫀA2—Hello,mayIspeaktoHenry?—A.MynameisHenry.B.ThisisHenryspeaking.C.ltisHenry.gᫀB3.—Whatdoyouthinkofthesong?—A.ltsoundssweet.B.llikemusicverymuch.C.ldon7tknowthetitle.ᫀA4.—Ifyou'reshor-tlistedfortheinterview,we'IIringyoubyFriday.—A.Idon7tcare.B.ltdoesn'tmatter.C.OK,Madam.I'mlookingforwardtohearingfromyou.᧖ᫀC5—Iwasworriedaboutthisout-datedequipment.—A.You'resolucky.B.It'samazing!C.Yeah,itmaybringahealthhazard.ஹde᪀qrs⚪2ᑖᐳ30ᑖv6-20⚪3▅~☢Ḅ{E,⌱⚗⌱'QᐭᜐḄyz⌱⚗gᫀ

21ᑏᙠg⚪I஺6.Ourcompanyspecializesarchitecturaldesign.A.offB.inC.ongᫀ7.Thereareofwaystomakeyourhouselookgreener.A.manyB.lotC.plentygᫀC8.Youdon'thavetostartoverfrom.A.scratchB.headC.againgᫀA9.Doyouwanttowatt?Fivedaystoolongformetowait.A.areB.isC.weregᫀB10.Holdonaminute,please.1711putyou.A.offB.onC.throughgᫀC11.1amnotfeelingverywell.Itoseethedoctor.A.shouldB.needC.wouldgᫀB12.Thestorewill5%forcashpayment.A.discourseB.discourageC.discountgᫀC13.1didn'tknowwhattodo,butthenanideasuddenlytome.A.appearedB.happenedC.occurredgᫀC14.lfyoukeepyourhousegreen,youavoidtheofmanydangerousdisease.A.riskB.taskC.chancegᫀA15.Tmansweringyouradvertisementforinteriordesigner.lsthestillopen?A.positionB.workC.placegᫀA16.ltwcost_timetopainttheoldfurniture.A.considerateB.considerablyC.considerablegᫀC17.KatieadmitsshesometimesusesTVasapacifierwhenherchildrenareoverlyexcitedanditusually.A.playsB.worksC.affectsgᫀB18.EachCPU

22consideredmorethan6billionhandsofpoker.Thatmorepokerthanhasbeenplayedbytheentirehumanrace.A.adaptstoB.isusedtoC.amountstogᫀC19.IfIhadtimeseethatnewmovieattheUniversityTheater.A.17IIB.lmayC.l'dgᫀC20.Theorganizationwillasurveyaboutthecareerchoicesofthecollegegraduates.A.leadB.conductC.managegᫀBஹ▅ᳮ¡qrs⚪4ᑖᐳ40ᑖv21-25⚪3▅~ᑡ-ᦻAஹBஹC⌱⚗⌱'yzgᫀgᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺Incapsulehotels,eachgueststaysinasmallsleepingspacecalledcapsule.ltmeasuresabout2metersinlengthand1meterinbothwidthandheight.ItisatypeofhotelfirstdevelopedinJapanintendedtoprovidecheap,basicovernightaccommodationforguestswhodonotrequiretheservicesofferedbytraditionalhotels.Facilitiesdiffer,butmostincludeatelevisionandwirelessinternetconnection.Therearemanybuttonsinthecapsule.Oneturnsonthelight,oneturnsontheTV,onecontrolsthechannels.Thereisaradioandanalarmclockbuiltin.Theopenendofthecapsulecanbeclosed,forprivacy,withacurtainorafibreglassdoor.Luggageisstoredinalocker.Clothesandshoesaresometimesexchangedforayukata

23andslippersonentry.Washroomsarecommunal.Guestsareaskednottosmokeoreatinthecapsules.Somehotelsalsoproviderestaurants(oratleastvendingmachines),pools,andotherentertainmentfacilities.Capsulesareusedprimarilybymen.Somecapsulehotelsofferseparatesectionsformaleandfemaleguests.Thebenefitsofthesehotelsareconvenienceandprice,usuallyaround¥2000-4000(USD25-50)anight.Theyprovideaplaceforthosewhomaybetoodrunktoreturnhomesafely.About30%attheCapsuleHotelwereunemployedorunderemployedandwererentingcapsulesbythemonth.ltwasfirstofferedtosalarymenwhohadmissedthelasttrainhome,butnowitisalsopopularwithtravelersfromallovertheworld.Therefore,it'sgoingtogainmorepopularity.21.Thespaceofeachcapsuleisquite.A.limitedB.largeC.CapaciousgᫀA22.Mostcapsulesarenotequippedwithinthesmallsleepingspace.A.aTVB.wirelessinternetconnectionC.washroomsgᫀC23.Capsulehotelswerefirstdevelopedin.A.JapanB.ChinaC.UKgᫀA24.Thebenefitsofthesehotelsdonotinclude.A.convenienceB.comfortC.pricegᫀB25.Thewriterhasaattitudetowardscapsulehotels.A.positiveB.negativeC.neutralgᫀA26-30⚪3

24᪷¤-ᦻᑁ0ᑨ¦Ḅp{§ᔲyzyzḄᑏ“T”┯ªḄᑏ“F”gᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺Doyoustillgetfreeplasticbagsfromthesupermarkets?Thingshavechanged,Chinahasbannedfreeplasticbagsatshopsandsupermarkets,andpeoplehavetopayforusingplasticbags.TherulestartedonJune1.Itcamebecauseourcountrytriedtomakelitterless.Makingsupe-rthinplasticbagshasalsobeenbanned.TheChineseonceusedabout3,000,000,000plasticshoppingbagsaday,andtheyhavecausedpollutionoftheenvironment.Thebagshavebecomeamaincauseofplasticpollutionbecausetheyarenoteasytobreakandpeoplethrowthemawayhereandthere.SotheChinesepeopleareencouragedtobringtheirownbagsforshopping.Whatkindofshoppingbagisthebesttobring?SomestudentsinChongqinghaveagoodidea.Theymaketheirownshoppingbags.Theyuseoldclothestomakeclothbags,andsendthemtotheirparentsaspresents.Theyalsoasktheirparentsandfriendstouseclothbagsinsteadofplasticones.Theythinkitistheirdutytoprotecttheenvironment.26.PeopleinChinahavetopayforusingPlasticbagsatshopsandsupermarketsnow.gᫀT27.Chinamadethisrulebecauseplasticbagswerebadfortheenvironment.gᫀT28.The

25Chinesepeopleareencouragedtobringtheirownbagsfortheshopping.gᫀT29.SomestudentsinChongqingbuyclothbagsfortheirparents.gᫀF30.Themainideaofthearticleisthatthebagshavebecomeamaincauseofplasticpollution.gᫀF«ஹᑏ¬(ᐳ20ᑖ)31.᪷¤⌕±ᑏ¬ᦻ஺²³3ᎷµV§LiMing,᪷¤~ᑡᑁ0ᑏ'¶±·¸஺U¹¸º»¼½ᑏ¸¾¿32018i1ᨴ10¾ᑁ03প2018i1ᨴ8¾ᙠÀÁ¾ÂÃIÄ៉ABCÆÇÈὺÊËᳮÌᳮ·ÍḄ¸ÎÏ(2)ÐÑÒIÓÔ▾(U3ÖÑ`×)ÄØÙÚᢈQÜÝÏবßᙠDDFÆÇà·á៉âÆãä¬áåæᵨᵯᾯÏ(4)é¸▬IëᔊÏমîïQÄØ☢kð஺bὃdp3ÀÁ¾ÂÃ3ChinaDailyÜÝ3certificate▬I3encloseëᔊ3resumebὃgᫀ3DearSir,Ihavelearnedfromanadvertisementthatyou

26companyisinneedofasecretary.Iwouldlikeyoutoconsidermefortheposition.MynameisLiMing.Iamtwenty-threeyearsold.IamstudyingbusinessmanagementinShanghaiUniversity.!willgraduatethissummer.lamfamiliarwithcomputer,whichcanhelpmedotheofficewordverywell.AndIhavelearnedEnglishfortenyears.IfIcouldhavetheopportunitytogetthejob.Iwillbeguideappreciative.Thankyouforyourconsideration.!lookforwardtohearingfromyou.YoursLiMing2019i1ᨴk⚪lgᫀ'ஹ▭ᵨpqrs⚪2ᑖᐳ10ᑖv1-5⚪3⌱xyzḄp{|ᡂ~☢gᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺1.'Howlongisthiscellphoneguaranteed?—A.Noproblem.B.Youcanrefunditin7daysandexchangeitinoneyear.C.Don7tmentionit.gᫀB2.—Itisalittleexpensiveforme.CanIhaveadiscount?—A.Youmustbekidding.B.ltisterrible.C.Thepricehasbeenreducedby5ᔾ,Itisarealbargain.gᫀC3.—Wouldyouliketogotoattendtheconferenceonglobalwarmingwithme?——,butIshouldfinishmyhomeworkfirst.A.PdlovetoB.You'rewelcomeC.lt7shardtosaygᫀA4.—Whatdoyouthinkofyournewcomputer?—A.Ithinkso.B.Howaboutyou?

27C.ltisreallyfantastic.gᫀC5.—IhavejustgotaniPadasmybirthdaygift.—A.Goodluck!B.CongratulationsiC.That7sright!gᫀஹde᪀qrs⚪2ᑖᐳ30ᑖv6-20⚪3▅~☢Ḅ{E⌱⚗⌱'QᐭᜐḄyz⌱⚗gᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺6.Youdonotmindlonghours,doyou?A.workingB.workC.toworkgᫀA7.Ofthetwoarchitecturaldesigns,Ithinkthisoneis.A.goodB.betterC.bestgᫀB8.Adesignerisneeded.A.fulltimingB.fulltimeC.full-timegᫀC9.ItwastheLouvrePyramidbroughthimworldwidefame.A.whatB.thatC.asgᫀB10.—What'shappenedtoTom?—tohospital.A.He'sbeentakenB.He7IIbetakenC.He7IItakegᫀA11.Areyoustillhere?Youwereherehalfanhourago.Whofor?A.wereyouwaitingB.areyouwaitingC.doyouwaitgᫀB12.MarycarVthelpwhenshesawherparents.A.cryB.tocryC.cryinggᫀC13.Youdon'thavetostartoverfrom.A.scratchB.headC.againgᫀ
A14.1'mtired.Iworkingveryhard.A.haveB.havebeenC.hadgᫀB15.Wewillyoulater.A.contactB.contractC.constructgᫀA16.Therearemanywaysthe

28problem.A.solvingB.tosolveC.solvegᫀB17.1preferto.A.todrive...bedrivenB.todrive...ratherthanbeingdrivenC.driving...beingdrivengᫀC18.Thelawrequiresthateveryonehiscarcheckedatleastonceayear.A.hasB.hadC.havegᫀC19.Theworkbythetimeyougethere.A.willhavebeendoneB.isdoneC.hadbeendonegᫀA20.Heistherightpersontosuchalargewinecompany.A.ruleB.conductC.supervisegᫀCஹ▅ᳮ¡qrs⚪4ᑖᐳ40ᑖv21-25⚪3▅~ᑡ-ᦻAஹBஹC⌱⚗⌱'yzgᫀgᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺In1933,anunknownAmericancalledClarenceNashwenttoseethefilmmakerWaltDisney.HehadanunusualvoiceandhewantedtoworkinDisney'scartoonqòóᱏvfilmforchildren.WhenWaltDisneyheardNash'svoice,hesaid,lStop!That/sourduck!”Theduckwasthenow-famousDonaldDuck,whofirstappearedin1934inthefilmTheWiseLittleHen.DonaldlivedinanoldhouseboatõIövandworehissailorjacketandhat.Laterthatyearhebecameastarafteraneight-minuteMickeyMousefilm.Thecinemaaudiencelikedhimbecausehewaslazyandgreedyq÷øḄvandbecausehelos

29thistemperveryquickly.AndtheylovedhisvoicewhenhebecameangrywithMickey'seightnephews.SoonDonaldwasmorepopularthanMickeyMousehimselfprobablybecausehewasn'tagoody-goodylikeMickey.Inthe1930s,40sand50sDonaldandhidfriendsMickey,GoofyandPlutomadehundredsofDisneycartoons.HealsomadeeducationalfilmsabouttheplaceoftheUSAintheworld,andsafetyinthehome.Thenin1966DonaldDuckandhisvoicedisappeared-therewerenomorenewcartoons.ClarenceNashdiedinFebruary,1985.Buttoday'schildrencanstillseetheoldcartoonsontelevisionandhearthatfamousvoice.21.WhenwasthefirstDonaldDuckfilmmade?A.ln1933.B.ln1934.C.ln1966.gᫀB22.WhowasClarenceNash?A.Acartoonist.B.Afilm-maker.C.DonaldDuck7svoice.gᫀC23.Wheredotoday'schildrenseeDonaldDuck?A.lnnewfilm.B.Ontelevision.C.Atthecinema.gᫀB24.Theunderlinedwordaudienceinthesecondparagraphmeans.A.formalinterviewB.lawfreedomC.thepeoplewhowatchafilmatacinemagᫀC25.Theunderlinedwordgoody-goodyinthesecondparagraphmeansapersonwho.A.likestoappeartobefaultlessinbehaviorB.dislikestoappeartobefaultlessinbehaviorC.dislikes

30tobefaultyinbehaviorgᫀA26-30⚪:᪷¤-ᦻᑁ0ᑨ¦Ḅp{§ᔲyzyzḄᑏ'T,┯ªḄᑏ“F,gᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺HenryandhisfriendSallyaretalkingaboutonlineshopping.Sally3Doyoudoalotofyourshoppingonline?Henry3Notreally.Ilikelookingatwhat'savailableonthelnternetbeforelactuallybuyit.Sometimes,I'IIchoosewhatIwantinashop,laterbuyingitonlineifit7scheaper.Youdon'tlikebuyingthingsonline,doyou?Sally3No.l'malittleworriedaboutsecurityissues.Youneverknowwhbstryingtofindoutyourcodesandpasswords.Arebtyouworriedaboutthat?Henry3Notreally.Iknowthatithappens,butifyoubuyfromreputablecompanieswithsecurewebsites,itshouldbeOK.EventhoughIuseonlineshoppingfacilitiesIdon71thinkit'sthebestway.Sally3rmsurprisedtohearyousaythat.lthoughtyoulovedanydigitalthings.Henry3Ido.I7mabigfanofusingnewdigitalproducts,butIdon'twanttositinfrontofacomputerscreenallday.Ithinkpeopleneedtogetoutandinteractwithotherpeople.Sally3So,howaboutcomingtothedepartmentstorewithme?lwanttoseeifthereareanynewsummerclothesonsaleyet.Henry3Sure.Izdlovetojoinyou.Can

31westopbythecomputerstore?Ijustwanttoseeiftheyhavesomething.Sally3Sure.Whileyou'reinthecomputerstore,Iwillvisitthebookstoreopposite.Iliketobrowsethroughtheirbooksiftheyhaveanythinginteresting.Henry3OKú'vefinishedonline.Let'sgo.17IIjustgetsomemoneyandmycreditcard.Sally3Thanksforremindingme.Ihadforgottentogetmine.26.Bothofthemlikeonlineshoppingverymuch.ᫀF27.Beingcheapisoneofthereasonsforonlineshopping.gᫀT28.Henryisabigfanofdigitalproductssohelikessitinginfrontofthecomputerallday.gᫀF29.HenrywillgotothedepartmentstorewithSally.gᫀT30.BothofthemwillvisitthecomputerstoreügᫀF«ஹᑏ¬qᐳ20ᑖv31.᪷¤⌕±ᑏ¬ᦻ஺²³3ᎷµV§LiMing,᪷¤~ᑡᑁ0ᑏ'¶±·¸஺U¹¸º»¼½ᑏ¸¾¿32016i1ᨴ10¾ᑁ03প2016i1ᨴ8¾ᙠÀÁ¾ÂÃIÄ៉ABCÆÇÈὺÊËᳮÌᳮ·ÍḄ¸ÎÏ2ÐÑÒIÓÔ▾qU3ÖÑ`×vÄØÙÚᢈQÜÝÏবßᙠDDFÆÇà·á៉âÆãä¬áåæᵨᵯᾯÏভé¸▬IëᔊÏমîïQÄØ☢kð஺

32bὃdp3ÀÁ¾ÂÃ:ChinaDailyÜÝ3certificate▬I3encloseëᔊ3resumebὃgᫀ3DearSir,Ihavelearnedfromanadvertisementthatyoucompanyisinneedofasecretary.Iwouldlikeyoutoconsidermefortheposition.MynameisLiMing.Iamtwenty-threeyearsold.IamstudyingbusinessmanagementinShanghaiUniversity.!willgraduatethissummer.lamfamiliarwithcomputer,whichcanhelpmedotheofficewordverywell.AndIhavelearnedEnglishfortenyears.ltIcouldhavetheopportunitytogetthejob.Iwillbeguideappreciative.Thankyouforyourconsideration.!lookforwardtohearingfromyou.YoursLiMing2018i7ᨴk⚪lgᫀ'ஹ▭ᵨpqrs⚪2ᑖᐳ10ᑖv1-5⚪3⌱xyzḄp{|ᡂ~☢gᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺1.'Hello,mayIspeaktoHenry?—A.ThisisHenryspeaking.B.ltisHenry.C.MynameisHenry.[
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33matter.C.OK,Madam.Izmlookingforwardtohearingfromyou.gᫀC3—Iwasworriedaboutthisout-datedequipment.—A.You'resolucky.B.ltzstooold.C.Yeah,itmaybringahealthhazard.gᫀC4.—Whatdoyouthinkofthesong?—A.Itsoundssweet.B.llikemusicverymuch.C.ldon'tknowthetitle.gᫀA5.'Haveyouevershoppedonline?—A.Yes,Ido.B.Quiteoften.ltisveryconvenient,savingmealotoftime.C.Certainly.gᫀBஹde᪀qrs⚪2ᑖᐳ30ᑖv6-20⚪3▅~☢Ḅ{E⌱⚗⌱'QᐭᜐḄyz⌱⚗gᫀᑏᙠg⚪I஺6.1haveneverreadabookthatisthanHarryPotter.A.interestingB.moreinterestingC.mostinteresting7.Thisgardenisthreetimesasasthatone.A.bigB.biggerC.biggestgᫀA8.tryingtobeatbacktherisingflood,innovativeamphibiousbuildingscanadapttotherisingflood.A.BesidesB.ForC.InsteadofgᫀC9.Tomtoldalietoavoid.A.punishingB.beingpunishedC.punishedgᫀB10.1'11neverforgetthedaysIworkedtogetherwithyou.A.thatB.whenC.whatgᫀB11.Wewillyoulater.A.contactB.contractC.constructgᫀA

3412.Ofthetwoarchitecturaldesigns,Ithinkthisoneis.A.goodB.betterC.bestgᫀB13.Adesignerisneeded.A.full-timeB.fulltimeC.fulltiminggᫀA14.ItwastheLouvrePyramidbroughthimworldwidefame.A.whatB.thatC.asgᫀB15.Youdonotmindlonghours,doyou?A.workingB.workC.toworkᫀA16.Doyouwanttowait?Fivedaystoolongformetowait.A.areB.isC.wereÿᫀ
B17.Modernmachinerybeeninstalledinthisnewlybuiltfactory.A.haveB.hasC.isᫀ
B18.Shetalksasifheeverythingintheworld.A.knewB.knowC.hadknownᫀ
A19.Going"green"havetobeachallenge.A.don7tB.doesn7tC.isᫀ
B20.1'dappreciateitifyoucouldtellmehowthemachine.A.operateB.tooperateC.operatingᫀ
Bஹ▅ᳮ⚪4ᑖᐳ40ᑖ21-25⚪▅ᑡᦻAஹBஹC⌱⚗⌱ᫀᫀ!"ᑏᙠ⚪%&஺Forcesotherthandamagingwindsarealsoatworkinsidetornadoes(ᔁ*+.Sometimes,asthewindpassesahouse,thewallsandceilingburstapartasifabombhadgoneoffinside.Thisexplosioniscausedbythelowairpressureatthecenterofatornado.Thepressureatthecenterofatornadoisusually13

35poundspersquareinch.However,insidethehousetheairpressureisnormal,about15poundspersquareinch.Thedifferenceof2poundspersquareinchbetweentheinsideandoutsidepressuremaynotseemlikemuch.Butsupposeatornadopassesoverasmallbuildingthatmeasures20by10by10feet.Oneachsquareinchofthebuilding,thereis2poundsofpressurefromtheinsidethatisnotbalancedbyairpressureoutsidethebuilding.Ontheceiling,thataddsuptoanunbalancedpressureof57,600pounds.Thepressureofthefourwallsaddsupto172,800pounds.Ifwindowsareopeninthebuilding,someoftheinsideairwillrushoutthroughthem.Thiswillbalancethepressureinsideandoutsidethebuilding.Butifthewindowsareshuttightly,thehugeinsidepressuremaycausethebuildingtoburst.Unfortunately,heavyrainoftenoccursinthestormsthatlaterproducetornadoes,sopeopleoftenshuttheirwindows.Thismaycausefarworsedamagelater.21.Whatdidtheparagraphbeforethispassagemostprobablydiscuss?A.MeasuringrainfallfromastormB.ThekindsofdamagecausedbyexplosionsC.Thepowerfulwindsoftornadoes.ᫀC22.Whichofthefollowingisthemaintopicofthepassage?A.Howtornadoescanbeprevented.B.Whentornadoesusuallyoccur.C.Whytornadoes

36causesomuchdamage.ᫀ
C23.TornadoescandestroybuildingsbecausetheA.forceofatornadoincreasestheairpressureinabuilding.B.airpressureinsideatornadoislessthantheairpressureinsideabuilding.C.airpressureatthecenterofatornadoisover172,000pounds.ᫀ
B24.Whatisthedifferencepersquareinchbetweentheairpressureinsideabuildingandtheairpressureinsideatornado?A.2pounds.B.13pounds.C.15pounds.ᫀ
A25.Whatwouldhappenifthewindowsareshuttightlyinthestormyweather?A.Tomadoesmaybeformed.B.Thehousemayburstapart.C.Theremaynotbeanypressureinsidethebuilding.ᫀ
B26-30⚪:᪷/ᦻᑁ1ᑨ34Ḅ678ᔲḄᑏ'T,┯;Ḅᑏ“F,ᫀᑏᙠ⚪%&஺FiveTipstoMakeYourHouseLookGreenerThereareplentyofwaystomakeyourhouselookgreener.ltdoesn'tmatterhowmanypeopleresideinyourhome.ltdoesn'tevenmatterwhatisthesizeofyourhome.Whatmattersishowyourhouselooksandhowitaffectsyouandothersresidinginit.Itisverynecessarytomakeyourhouselookgreenerbecauseithasadirectimpactonyourhealth.Ifyoukeepyourhousegreener,youwillgetridofmanydangerousdiseases.Herearesomewaystokeepitgreener.

37GoodandreliableInteriorIndoormaterial,likewindows,doors,cupboards,etc.mustbeofgoodquality.Thesethingsplayanimportantroletocleanthehouse.Doorsandcupboardsmustbeofhighqualitywood.Aluminiumwindowsmustbeused.Youmustusehigh-qualitypaintsforwalls,doors,windowsandcupboards.Usingwiderwindowsanddoorsforventilation.Oxygenisanecessaryelementtoenableyoutolivealive.Forhealthylife,windowsanddoorsmustbewideandusuallybekeptopenatleastfor15hoursaday,asventilationofairmakesyoufreshandhealthy.PlacingplantsespeciallyflowersatvariousplacesNoonewantsanemptyhouse,andplantsdefinitelyplayarefreshingrole.First,theplantsprovideyouwithoxygennecessaryforsurvival.Second,plantsandespeciallyflowersspreadheartKattractingfragrance.AIIunhealthyodorsareeradicatedfromyourhomeandyoufeelfreshwheneveryouareinsideit.Flowersalsomakeyourhomeinteriorlookmoreappealing.Disposingoffwastesawayfromhomeregularlyltzsveryimportanttothrowawayhouseholdwastesfarfromyourhouseeveryday.Whenwastesarekeptuntouchedformanydays,theyattractbacteriaandviruses.Fliesandmosquitoesalsostartgatheringandincreasingatsuchplaces.Asaresult,diseasesarecaused.Using

38anti-bacterialmaterialsforwashingfloorsandcontentsUsuallyuncleanfans,floorsandwallsbreedbacteriaandviruses,whicharethencarriedbyfliesandmosquitoes.Thesecarrierstheninfectthehumansbycontactthroughcontaminatedfoodordirectattacksonhumanbody.lt'salwaysrecommendedtouseantibacterialoranti-viralcleanersforfans.floors,walls,laptops,andTVs.26.Agreenhomeiscloselyrelatedwiththesizeofyourhome.ᫀ
F27.Agreenhomedoesgoodtoyourhealth.ᫀ
T28.Thequalityofindoormaterialsisofgreatimportancetokeepthehouseclean.ᫀ
T29.Householdwastesshouldbethrownawaydaily.ᫀ
T30.Fliesandmosquitoesbreedbacteriaandviruses.ᫀ
F<ஹᑏ=(ᐳ20ᑖ)31.᪷/ᡠ4ABCᡂEFA஺ᎷHI8JKLMNOPᳮQRS2015ᨴUVFRᢈXY▾[R஺2015\6ᨴ14]I^ᑮ`abᙠᐸde&fὺhij஺DearSirorMadam,Iwritethislettertoapplyforthepositionof(1)(ij)thatyouadvertisedon(2)(ABᩭm)ofব(ABop]q).Iwillbegraduatingfrom(4),majoringin(5).NotonlydoIhavethequalificationsfor

39thisjob,butIalsohavetherightpersonalityfora(6)(Frhs).t(uvw).Ontheotherhand,(8)(uvwx).Iwouldbeverygratefulifyougrantmeapersonalinterview.Ifyouneedtoknowmoreaboutme,pleasefeelfreetocontactmeatanytimeat647253XX.Thankyoufor(9).1am(10)meetingyou.Yourssincerely,WangFang(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)y(10)zὃᫀ(1)secretary(2)thewebsite(3)June14,2015(4)BaiyunVocationalCollege(5)administration(6)secretary(7)lamcarefulenoughtodealwithallofthework.(|}zὃ)(8)Iampatientandwillingtoworkhard.(|}zὃு(9)yourtimeandconsideration.(|}zὃு(10)lookingforwardto.(|}zὃு2018\1ᨴ⚪ᫀஹ▭ᵨ6(⚪2ᑖᐳ10ᑖ)1-5⚪⌱Ḅ67Cᡂ☢ᫀ!"ᑏᙠ⚪%&஺1.—Youdontlikebuyingthingsonline,do

40you?—A.Yes.ldon7tlikeitmuch.B.No.Pmalittleworriedaboutsecurity.C.No.lt7sveryconvenient.ᫀ
B2.DoyoustilllikeplayingMajiangnow?—A.Yes.It'snotsointeresting.B.Notatall.Ihaven'tplayeditforages.C.ltzstooboring.ᫀ
B3.—Hello,mayIspeaktoHenry?—A.ThisisHenryspeaking.B.ltisHenry.C.MynameisHenry.4.—Ifyouzreshort-listedfortheinterview,we'IIringyoubyFriday.—A.Idon'tcare,B.ltdoesn'tmatter.C.OK,Madam.Tmlookingforwardtohearingfromyou.ᫀ
C5.—Isawacarcrashintothetreejustnow.A.Youshoulddrivesafely.B.Acar?Notaman?C.Wow,that'sscaring.ᫀ
Cxஹ᪀⚪2ᑖᐳ30ᑖ+6-20⚪▅☢Ḅ7⌱⚗⌱ᐭUᜐḄ⌱⚗ᫀ!"ᑏᙠ⚪%&஺6.Youdonotmindlonghoursdoyou?A.workingB.workC.toworkPᫀ
A7.Well,thedesignmanagerisbyyourCVandhewantsyoutobeinhisteam.A.impressB.impressedC.impressingᫀ
B8.Marycan'thelpwhenshesawherparents.A.cryingB.tocryC.cryᫀ
A9.Youdon'thavetostartoverfrom.A.scratch

41B.headC.againᫀ
A10.Placingajobadvertisementonanonlinejobboardis.A.expensivelyB.costlyC.costᫀ
B11.Holdonaminute,please.TIIputyou.A.ofB.onC.throughᫀ
C12.Thereareofwaystomakeyourhouselookgreener.A.manyB.plentyC.lotᫀ
B13.Ifyoukeepyourhousegreen,youavoidtheofmanydangerousdisease.A.riskB.taskC.chanceᫀ
A14.1'mansweringyouradvertisementforinteriordesigner.lsthestillopen?A.positionB.workC.placePᫀ
A15.Doyouwanttowait?Fivedaystoolongformetowait.A.areB.isC.wereᫀ
B16.Hewithhiswifeonhouseholdexpenses.A.arguedB.dealtC.adaptedᫀ
A17.MrZhangsaidisquiteright.A.ThatB.WhenC.Whatᫀ
C18.WhatIshoulddoisthetasksoon.A.tofinishB.finishedC.befinishedᫀ
A19.AIIthemobilephonesmustbeforethemeetingbegins.A.turnoffB.beturnedoffC.beturningoffᫀ
B2O.Theseshopstotheneedsofchildren.A.meetB.solveC.caterᫀஹ▅ᳮ⚪4ᑖᐳ40ᑖ21-25⚪▅ᑡᦻAஹBஹC⌱⚗⌱ᫀᫀ!"ᑏᙠ⚪%&஺

42In1933,anunknownAmericancalledClarenceNashwenttoseethefilmmakerWaltDisney.HehadanunusualvoiceandhewantedtoworkinDisney7scartoonᱏ+filmforchildren.WhenWaltDisneyheardNash'svoice,hesaid,lStop!That,sourduck!”Theduckwasthenow-famousDonaldDuck,whofirstappearedir+1934inthefilmTheWiseLittleHen.Donaldlivedinanoldhouseboat&+andworehissailorjacketandhat.Laterthatyearhebecameastarafteraneight-minuteMickeyMousefilm.ThecinemaaudiencelikedhimbecausehewaslazyandgreedyḄ+andbecausehelosthistemperveryquickly.AndtheylovedhisvoicewhenhebecameangrywithMickey'seightnephews.SoonDonaldwasmorepopularthanMickeyMousehimself,probablybecausehewasn'tagoody-goodylikeMickey.Inthe1930s,40sand50sDonaldandhidfriendsMickey,GoofyandPlutomadehundredsofDisneycartoons.HealsomadeeducationalfilmsabouttheplaceoftheUSAintheworld,andsafetyinthehome.Thenin1966DonaldDuckandhisvoicedisappeared-therewerenomorenewcartoons.ClarenceNashdiedinFebruary,1985.Buttoday'schildrencanstillseetheoldcartoonsontelevisionandhearthatfamousvoice.21.Whenwasthefirst

43DonaldDuckfilmmade?A.ln1933.B.ln1934.C.ln1966.ᫀ
B22.ClarenceNashwas.A.acartoonistB.thepersonwhodubbed⎽+forDonaldDuckC.afilm-makerᫀ
B23.Wheredotoday'schildrenseeDonaldDuck?A.InnewfilmB.AtthecinemaC.Ontelevision1322ᫀ
C24.Thewordaudienceinthesecondparagraphmeans.A.formalinterviewB.lawfreedomC.thepeoplewhowatchafilmatacinemaᫀ
C25.Theunderlinedwordgoody-goodyinthesecondparagraphmeansapersonwho.A.likestoappeartobefaultlessinbehaviorB.dislikestoappeartobefaultlessinbehaviorC.dislikestobefaultyinbehaviorᫀ
A26-30⚪᪷/ᦻᑁ1ᑨ34Ḅ678ᔲḄᑏ“T”┯;Ḅᑏ“F”ᫀᑏᙠ⚪%&஺Doyoustillgetfreeplasticbagsfromthesupermarkets?Thingshavechanged.Chinahasbannedfreeplasticbagsatshopsandsupermarkets,andpeoplehavetopayforusingplasticbags.TherulestartedonJune1.Itcamebecauseourcountrytriedtomakelitterless,Makingsuper-thinplasticbagshasalsobeenbanned.TheChineseonceusedabout3,000,000,000plasticshoppingbagsaday,andtheyhavecausedpollutionoftheenvironment.Thebagshavebecomea

44maincauseofplasticpollutionbecausetheyarenoteasytobreakandpeoplethrowthemawayhereandthere.SotheChinesepeopleareencouragedtobringtheirownbagsforshopping.Whatkindofshoppingbagisthebesttobring?SomestudentsinChongqinghaveagoodidea.Theymaketheirownshoppingbags.Theyuseoldclothestomakeclothbags,andsendthemtotheirparentsaspresents.Theyalsoasktheirparentsandfriendstouseclothbagsinsteadofplasticones.Theythinkitistheirdutytoprotecttheenvironment.26.PeopleinChinahavetopayforusingPlasticbagsatshopsandsupermarketsnow.ᫀ
T27.Chinamadethisrulebecauseplasticbagswerebadfortheenvironment.ᫀ
T28.TheChinesepeopleareencouragedtobringtheirownbagsfortheshopping.ᫀ
T29.SomestudentsinChongqingbuyclothbagsfortheirparents.ᫀ
F30.Themainideaofthearticleisthatthebagshavebecomeamaincauseofplasticpollution,ᫀ
F<ஹᑏ=ᐳ20ᑖ+31.᪷/ᡠ4ᑁ1ᑏ¡₞A஺ᩰ⃅ᵭ¦ᡠᜧYḄ¨©YrẆ¦I«᝛ᙠ®Y▾▾¯°ᦟᣴḄh³4᝛´¡₞A஺¡₞Aᑁ1ᒹ¶:ᩰ⃅S·\¸ᜩº»ᡃ▾Ḅắ©Yr[Rᡂ¾¿ÀᙠYÁÂÃ=ÄÅ☢ÆÇÈÉÊËY஺᝛Ì

45|ᙠYXẆÍ⚞ÏÐᨵÒ᪛ÔÕÖ×ÐØÙÚÉÛÜÝḄ⚞ÞÃ=஺¦ßà¡₞Aᑏ=áâ஺zὃᫀDearsir,It'smyhonortorecommendastudenttome,YangLi.SheappliedforaPh.D.degreeinyourschool.Shegothermaster'sdegreethissummer,andshegraduatedverywell.Herabilitytolearnandworkisbeyondtheaveragestudent.Notonlyhasshemadegreatcontributionstoacademicresearchinourcollege,butshealsohasaverygoodrelationshipwithherclassmatesandteachers.Duringtheperiodofpostgraduateeducation,heservedastheleaderofmanysocieties.Youarewelcometoknowsomethingelseabouther.ProfessorLi2017\7ᨴ⚪ᫀஹ▭ᵨ6⚪2ᑖᐳ10ᑖ+1-5⚪⌱Ḅ67Cᡂ☢ᫀ!"ᑏᙠ⚪%&஺1.Howlongisthiscellphoneguaranteed?_A.Noproblem.B.Youcanrefunditin7daysandexchangeitinoneyear.C.Youcansayitagain.ᫀ
B2—Itisalittleexpensiveforme.CanIhaveadiscount?—A.Youmustbekidding.B.ltisterrible.C.Thepricehasbeenreducedby5coisarealbargain.

46ᫀ
C3—Wouldyouliketogotoattendtheconferenceonglobalwarmingwithme?—,butIshouldfinishmyhomeworkfirst.A.TshardtosayB.You7rewelcomeC.Tdlovetoᫀ
C4.—Whatdoyouthinkofyournewcomputer?—A.lthinkso.B.Howaboutyou?C.ltisreallyfantastic.ᫀ
C5.—1havejustgotaniPadasmybirthdaygift.—A.Goodluck!B.That'sright!CCongratulations!ᫀ
Cxஹ᪀⚪2ᑖᐳ30ᑖ+6-20⚪▅☢Ḅ7⌱⚗⌱ᐭUᜐḄ⌱⚗ᫀ!"ᑏᙠ⚪%&஺6.Going“green"havetobeachallenge.A.don'tB.doesn'tC.isᫀ
B7.Thequestionismuchmoredifferentthanthisone.A.sixB.sixthC.sixteenᫀã8.TherearestudentsinClassOnethaninClassTwo.A.manyB.moreC.mostᫀ
B9.1haveneverreadabookthatisthanHarryPotter.A.interestingB.moreinterestingC.mostinterestingᫀ
BW.Thisgardenisthreetimesasasthatone.A.bigB.biggerC.biggestᫀ
A11.Thelawrequiresthateveryonehiscarcheckedatleastonceayear.A.hasB.hadC.haveᫀ
C12.Theseshopstotheneedsofchildren.A.meetB.solveC.cater

47ᫀ
C13.ltisnecessarythebookimmediately.A.forhimtoreturnB.hisreturningC.thathereturnsᫀ
A14.MrZhangsaidisquiteright.A.ThatB.WhenC.Whatᫀ
C15.1preferto.A.todrive...bedrivenB.todrive...ratherthanbeingdrivenC.driving...beingdrivenᫀ
C16.Itwillcosttimetopainttheoldfurniture.A.considerateB.considerablyC.considerableᫀ
C17.KatieadmitsshesometimesusesTVasapacifierwhenherchildrenareoverlyexcitedanditusually_.A.playsB.worksC.affectsᫀ
B18.EachCPUconsideredmorethan6billionhandsofpoker.Thatmorepokerthanhasbeenplayedbytheentirehumanrace.A.adaptstoB.isusedtoC.amountstoᫀ
C19.IfIhadtime,seethatnewmovieattheUniversityTheater.A.17IIB.1mayC.l'dᫀ
C20.Theorganizationwillasurveyaboutthecareerchoicesofthecollegegraduates.A.leadB.conductC.Manageᫀ
Bஹ▅ᳮ⚪4ᑖᐳ40ᑖ+21-25⚪▅ᑡᦻAஹBஹC⌱⚗⌱ᫀᫀ!"ᑏᙠ⚪%&஺Greeninteriordesignissometimescalledsustainabledesign.ltisaboutwhatisgoodandwhatisbadforpeoples

48health,fortheenvironmentandforsavingenergy,Ofcourse,fashinnisabigpartofgreeninteriordesign.Butitisnottheonlythingbeingfocusedon.Thekeywordsofgreeninteriordesignarenot'cool','modem','stylish'and'now'äbutinstead,sustainable/,'recycled','non-toxic7,'locallysourced7,'renewable'and'organic'.Forexample.Italianleathercouchesmightbethehutwordinstyle.Butagreeninteriordesignercaresmoreaboutwhethertheleatherisfromanorganicsource,whetherthewoodisfromasustainablymanagedforestwhethertherewasanytoxicgluesusedinmakingthefurnitureandwhatwasthecarbonoutputinshippingItaliansofafromEuropetootherareas,Greendesignisaboutanalyzingallaspectsofabuildingtofindwaystosaveenergyandwater,tofindwaystoreducegreenhousegasemissions.tomaketheinteriorfreeoftoxicchemicalsandtousematerialsthatarethemostenvironmentallyfriendly.Reducingenergybillsisaprimaryaimofgreeninteriordesign.Savingwateristhesecnndaimofgreeninteriordesign.'LowVOC','zeroVOC'and'VOCfree'arenewbuzzphrasesinthegreendesign.Fromagreendesignpointofview,themainconcernistochouseindoorflooring,furniture,paintthatarefreeofchemicalsthatpolluteandmake

49penpiesick.21.Greeninteriordesignpaysgreatattentiontopeople'shealth,savingenergyand.A.environmentalprotectionB.cooldesignC.unsustainableresourcesᫀ
A22.Agreeninteriordesignermaynotchoosecertainmaterialifitis.A.sustainableB.renewableC.toxicᫀ
C23.ThewordKcoonnLine4means.A.chillyB.stylishC.coldᫀ
B24.Theprimaryaimofgreeninteriordesignis.A.savingwaterB.reducingenergybillsC.lowVOCᫀ
B25.Thetopicofthispassageisabout,.A.howtodecoratehomesB.reducingenergyconsumptionC.greeninteriordesignᫀ
C26-30⚪᪷/ᦻᑁ1ᑨ34Ḅ678ᔲḄᑏ'T,┯;Ḅᑏ“F,ᫀᑏᙠ⚪%&஺ItisamazingtonotethattheInternetisstillsuchanewdevice,andyetirisoneofthefastestandmostpowerfulmediatools.Butthinkaboutitforamoment.OntheInternet,abigonlinecompanycanberunbyonlytwoguysintheirgarage.Soitisonlyreasonablethen,thatpeopleshoppingonlinewouldhealittleleeryofthesecuritylevels.InternetgiantssuchasMicrosoftknewconsumerconfidencewasthekeytogettingvirtualåæḄ+shoppingofftheground,andtheyworkhardtomakepeople

50feelsafetoshoponline.Creditcardcompaniestoo,quicklysawthepotentialforonlineshopping,andhaveinstalledthingslikeonlineshoppinginsuranceforpeople.Ifyoueverhaveaproblemwithyouronlinecreditpurchases,manycreditcardcompanieswillhappilyrefund⌨è+yourmoneyandthensettheirclawsonthecompanythatwrongedyou.Nowthatsbuyingpower!Thereareotherbonusesforonlineshoppers,ofcourse.Noline.shyäups,forone.Noannoyingmallshoppingcartswithbrokenwheelsandkidscryingbecausetheirparentswon'tgetthemwhattheywant.Whenshoppingonline,consumerscansitdown,haveacoffee,andweartheirslippers,nothavingtoworryabouttheirhairorparking,andjustclickingthroughsaleaftersale.Comparisonshoppingcouldn'tbeanyeasier.Andthankstocouriercompaniesé⌴ab+gettinginontheactyouneverneedtowaitlongerthanadayortwotogetthoseallimportantpurchasesdeliveredrighttoyourdoor.Nowondersomanycompaniesareshakingtheirheadsattraditionalretailingandinsteadlookingtothe^virtuafworldtoattractonlineshoppers.26.Theunderlinedword,,leery,,inthefirstparagraphmeansbeingverysure.ᫀ
F27.Consumerconfidenceinonlineshopping

51mainlyreliesonsecurityinshopping.ᫀ
T28.Internetgiants,traditionalretailers,couriercompaniesandcreditcardcompanieshavemadecontributionstothepopularityofonlineshopping.ᫀ
T29.Theauthorthinksofthecurrentonlineshoppingassafe,convenientandfast.ᫀ
T30.Nowadaysmanycompaniesaretryingtocooperatewiththeonlineshoppersinsteadoftrachtionalretailers.ᫀ
T<ஹᑏ=ᐳ20ᑖ+31.᪷/ᡠ4ᑁ1ᑏ¡₞A஺ᩰ⃅ᵭ¦ᡠᜧYḄ¨©YrẆ¦I«᝛ᙠ®Y▾▾¯°ᦟᣴḄh³4᝛´¡₞A஺¡₞Aᑁ1ᒹ¶:ᩰ⃅S·\¸ᜩº»ᡃ▾Ḅắ©Yr[Rᡂ¾¿ÀᙠYÁÂÃ=ÄÅ☢ÆÇÈÉÊËY஺᝛Ì|ᙠYXẆÍ⚞ÏÐᨵÒ᪛ÔÕÖ×ÐØÙÚÉÛÜÝḄ⚞ÞÃ=஺¦ßà¡₞Aᑏ=áâ஺zὃᫀDearsir,It'smyhonortorecommendastudenttome,YangLi.SheappliedforaPh.D.degreeinyourschool.Shegothermaster'sdegreethissummer,andshegraduatedverywell.Herabilitytolearnandworkisbeyondtheaveragestudent.Notonlyhasshemadegreatcontributionstoacademicresearchinour

52college,butshealsohasaverygoodrelationshipwithherclassmatesandteachers.Duringtheperiodofpostgraduateeducation,heservedastheleaderofmanysocieties.Youarewelcometoknowsomethingelseabouther.ProfessorLiëᡂឋὃ᪶⚪ᫀ=R1ஹ▭ᵨ6ᐳî10ᑖ⚪2ᑖ+1-5⚪▅☢Ḅ⌱ាðḄ6஺1Howlongisthiscellphoneguaranteed?-.A.NoproblemB.Youcanrefunditin7daysandexchangeitinoneyearC.Don'tmentionitᫀ
B2.-Itisalittleexpensiveforme.CanIhaveadiscount?-.A.YoumustbekiddingB.ltisterribleC.Thepricehasbeenreducedby50%.ltisarealbargainᫀ
C3.-Wouldyouliketogotoattendtheconferenceonglobalwarmingwithme?-.butIshouldfinishmyhomeworkfirst.Alt'shardtosayB.You'rewelcomeC.l'dlovetoᫀ
C4.-Whatdoyouthinkofyournewcomputer?-.A.lthinkso.B.Howaboutyou?C.ltisreallyfantastic.ᫀ
C5.-1havejustgotaniPodasmybirthdaygift.-A.GoodluckB.That'srightC.Congratulationᫀ
Cxஹ6ñᐳî30ᑖ⚪2ᑖ+6-20⚪▅☢Ḅ7AஹBஹC⌱⚗⌱ᐭUᜐḄᨬó⌱⚔஺6.Youdon'thavetostartoverfrom-A.scratchB.HeadC.againᫀ
C7.Ourcompanyspecializesarchitecturaldesign.

53A.OffB.lnC.onᫀ
B8.Howwillthewaronhisgeneration?AEffectB.AffectC.impactᫀ
C9.Thestorewillforcashpayment.A.DiscourseB.DiscourageC.discountᫀ
B10.1didn'tknowwhattodo,butthenanideasuddenlytome.A.appearedB.happenedC.occurredᫀ
A11.Holdonaminute,please.ruputyou.A.OffB.OnC.throughᫀ
A12.Thereareofwaystomakeyourhouselookgreener.A.ManyB.PlentyC.lotᫀ
B13.Ifyoukeepyourhousegreen,youavoidtheofmanydangerousdilease.A.RiskB.TaskC.chanceᫀ
C14.Placingajobadvertisementonanonlinejobboardis•A.ExpensivelyB.CostlyC.costᫀ
A15.I'mansweringyouradvertisementforinreriordesigner.lsthestillopen?A.PositionB.WorkC.placeᫀ
B16.Doyouwanttowait?Fivedaystoolongformetowait.A.AreB.lsC.wereᫀ
C17.Modernmachinerybeeninstalledinthisnewlybuiltfactory.A.HaveB.HasC.isᫀ
B18.Shetalksasifheeverythingintheworld.A.KnewB.knowC.hadknownᫀ
B19.Going“green"havetobeachallenge.A.don'tB.doesn'tC.isᫀ
B20.I,dappreciateitifyoucouldtellmehowthemachine.A.OperateB.t஺operateC.operatingᫀ
Bஹ▅ᳮ15⚪⚪3ᑖᐳ45ᑖ+21-25⚪¦᪷/ᦻᑁ1ᑨ34Ḅ678ᔲḄᙠ¶"ᑁᑏTÌõḄᙠ¶"ᑁᑏ

54(F)Passage1Doyoustillgetfreeplasticbagsfromthesupermarkets?Thingshavechanged.Chinahasbannedfreeplasticbagsatshopsandsupermarkets,andpeoplehavetopayforusingplasticbags.TherulestartedonJune1.Itcamebecauseourcountrytriedtomakelitterless.Makingsuper-thinplasticbagshasalsobeenbanned.TheChineseonceusedabout3,000,000,000plasticshoppingbagsaday,andtheyhavecausedpollutionoftheenvironment.Thebagshavebecomeamaincauseofplasticpollutionbecausetheyarenoteasytobreakandpeoplethrowthemawayhereandthere.SotheChinesepeopleareencouragedtobringtheirownbagsforshopping.Whatkindofshoppingbagisthebesttobring?SomestudentsinChongqinghaveagoodidea.Theymaketheirownshoppingbags.Theyuseoldclothestomakeclothbags,andsendthemtotheirparentsaspresents.Theyalsoasktheirparentsandfriendstouseclothbagsinsteadofplasticones.Theythinkitistheirdutytoprotecttheenvironment.21.PeopleinChinahavetopayforusingPlasticbagsatshopsandsupermarketsnow.ᫀ
F22.Chinamadethisrulebecauseplasticbagswerebadfortheenvironment.ᫀ
T23.TheChinesepeopleareencouragedtobringtheirownbagsfortheshopping.ᫀ
T24.Somestudents

55inChongqingbuyclothbagsfortheirparents.ᫀ
F25.Themainideaofthearticleisthatthebagshavebecomeamaincauseofplasticpollution.ᫀ
F26-30⚪▅ᑡᦻAஹBஹC⌱⚗⌱ᫀ஺Passage2Incapsulehotels,eachgueststaysinasmallsleepingspacecalledcapsule.ltmeasuresabout2metersinlengthandImeterinbothwidthandheight.ItisatypeofhotelfirstdevelopedinJapanintendedtoprovidecheap,basicovernightaccommodationforguestswhodonotrequiretheservicesofferedbytraditionalhotels.Facilitiesdiffer,butmostincludeatelevisionandwirelessinternetconnection.Therearemanybuttonsinthecapsule.Oneturnsonthelight,oneturnsontheTV,onecontrolsthechannels.Thereisaradioandanalarmclockbuiltin.Theopenendofthecapsulecanbeclosed,forprivacy,withacurtainorafiberglassdoor.Luggageisstoredinalocker.ClothesandshoesaresometimesexchangedforaYukawaandslippersonentry.Washroomsarecommunal.Guestsareaskednottosmokeoreatinthecapsules.Somehotelsalsoproviderestaurants(oratleastvendingmachines),pools,andotherentertainmentfacilities.Capsulesareusedprimarilybymen.Somecapsulehotelsofferseparatesectionsformaleand

56femaleguests.Thebenefitsofthesehotelsareconvenienceandprice,usuallyaround?2000-4000(USD25-50)anight.Theyprovideaplaceforthosewhomaybetoodrunktoreturnhomesafely.About30%attheCapsuleHotelwereunemployedorunderemployedandwererentingcapsulesbythemonth.ltwasfirstofferedtosalarymenwhohadmissedthelasttrainhome,butnowitisalsopopularwithtravelersfromallovertheworld.Thereforit'sgoingtogainmorepopularity.26.Thespaceofeachcapsuleisquite.A.largeB.capaciousC.limitedᫀ
A27.Mostcapsulesarenotequippedwithinthesmallsleepingspace.A.aTVB.washroomsC.wirelessinternetconnectionᫀ
C28.Capsulehotelswerefirstdevelopedin.A.JapanB.ChinaC.UKᫀ
C29.Thebenefitsofthesehotelsdonotinclude.A.convenienceB.comfortC.priceᫀ
B3O.Thewriterhasaattitudetowardscapsulehotels.A.positiveB.negativeC.neutralᫀ
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&៉(#)*+&,-ᵨᵯᾯ4.1▬3ᔊ5.56☢89:஺<=>?@Aᐵ⊤DEFGHChinaDailycertIcate▬enclose3ᔊresumeDearSir,Ihavelearnedfromanadvertisementthatyoucompanyisinneedofasecretary.Iwouldlikeyoutoconsidermefortheposition.MynameisLiMing.Iamtwenty-threeyearsold.lamstudyingbusinessmanagementinShanghaiUniversity.1willgraduatethissummer.lamfamiliarwithcomputer,whichcanhelpmedotheofficewordverywell.AndIhavelearnedEnglishfortenyears.IfIcouldhavetheopportunitytogetthejob.Iwillbeguideappreciative.Thankyouforyourconsideration.!lookforwardtohearingfromyou.YoursLiMing+2—ஹL▭ᵨNᐳP10ᑖRS⚪2ᑖ1-5⚪▅VW☢ḄSXY⌱[ា]Ḅ^N஺1Youdon'tlikebuyingthingsonline,doyou?-.A.Yes.ldon'tlikeitmuchB.No.I'malittleworriedaboutsecurityC.No.It'sveryconvenient_^ᫀaA2.-DoyoustilllikeplayingMajiangnow?-.A.Yes.lt'snotsointerestingB.Notatall.Ihaven'tplayeditforagesC.It'stooboring._^ᫀaB3.-Somecarsarereallyexpensive.-.A.Certainlytheyare.TheyburnlessgasB.ldohope

58soC.ldon'tknowaboutthat_^ᫀaA4.-1sawacarcrashintothetreejustnow.-.A.Youshoulddrivesafely.B.Acar?Notaman?C.Wow,that'sscaring._^ᫀaA5.—Iwasworriedaboutthisout-datedequipment.-.A.You'resolucky.B.lfstooId.C.Yeah,itmaybringahealthhazard._^ᫀaCbஹcdeNfᐳ30ᑖRS⚪2ᑖ6-20⚪▅VW☢ḄghiAஹBஹCjk⌱⚗E⌱mnkoᐭqrᜐḄᨬu⌱⚔஺6.Denmarkrecognizedtheofwindenergyearly.A.possibilityB.potentialC.power^^
B7.Sheclosecontactswiththescientistformanyyears.A.maintainedB.stayedC.claimed_^ᫀaB8.Hegavethebossareportwhichthecurrentmarket.A.analyzedB.explainedC.expected_^ᫀaA9.It'snousehere,let'sgohome.A.waitingB.towaitC.wait_^ᫀaC10.Heistherightpersontosuchalargewinecompany.A.ruleB.managingC.supervise_^ᫀaA11.Theboystillrememberedthemomenthedroppedfromtheladder.A.whenB.thatC.how^ᫀaC12.Noonecanbesureinamillionyears.A.whatmanwwlooklikeB.whatwwmanlooklikeC.manwilllooklikewhat_^ᫀaB13.1reallyappreciatetohelpme,butIamsurethatIwillbeabletomanagebymyself.A.youtoofferB.yourofferingC.thatyouoffer_^ᫀaA14.Thismedicinebeforedinner.A.shouldhavetakenB.shouldhavebeentook

59C.shouldbetaken_^ᫀaA15.IfIhadtimeseethatnewmovieattheUniversityTheatre.Ad'llB.lmayC.l'd^ᫀaB16.Hewithhiswifeonhouseholdexpenses.A.argueB.debateC.dispute_^ᫀaC17.Mr.Zhangsaidisquiteright.A.ThatB.WhenC.What^ᫀaB18.WhatIshoulddoisthetasksoon.A.tofinishB.finishedC.befinished_^ᫀaC19.Allthemobilephonesmustbeforethemeetingbegins.A.turnoffB.beturnedoffC.beturningoff:^ᫀaC20.Theseshopstotheneedsofchildren.A.meetB.solveC.cater^ᫀaBjஹ▅Vᳮxᐳ40ᑖRS⚪4ᑖ21-25⚪᪷z{ᦻᑁ~ᙠmḄ⌱⚗E⌱[ᨬu^ᫀPassage1Forcesotherthandamagingwindsarealsoatworkinsidetornadoesᔁ.Sometimes,asthewindpassesahouse,thewallsandceilingburstapartasifabombhadgoneoffinside.Thisexplosioniscausedbythelowairpressureatthecenterofatornado.Thepressureatthecenterofatornadoisusually13poundspersquareinch.However,insidethehousetheairpressureisnormal,about15poundspersquareinch.Thedifferenceof2poundspersquareinchbetweentheinsideandoutsidepressuremaynotseemlikemuch.Butsupposeatornadopassesoverasmallbuildingthatmeasures20by10by10feet.Oneachsquareinchofthebuilding,thereis2poundsofpressure

60fromtheinsidethatisnotbalancedbyairpressureoutsidethebuilding.Ontheceiling,thataddsuptoanunbalancedpressureof*****pounds.Thepressureofthefourwallsaddsupto*****pounds.Ifwindowsareopeninthebuilding,someoftheinsideairwillrushoutthroughthem.ᕨ1iswwbalancethepressureinsideandoutsidethebuilding.Butifthewindowsareshuttightly,thehugeinsidepressuremaycausethebuildingtoburst.Unfortunately,heavyrainoftenoccursinthestormsthatlaterproducetornadoes,sopeopleoftenshuttheirwindows.Thismaycausefarworsedamagelater.21.Whatdidtheparagraphbeforethispassagemostprobablydiscuss?A.MeasuringrainfallfromastormB.ThekindsofdamagecausedbyexplosionsC.Thepowerfulwindsoftornadoes.^ᫀaB22.Whichofthefollowingisthemaintopicofthepassage?A.Howtornadoescanbeprevented.B.Whentornadoesusuallyoccur.C.Whytornadoescausesomuchdamage._^ᫀaB23.TornadoescandestroybuildingsbecausetheA.forceofatornadoincreasestheairpressureinabuilding.B.airpressureinsideatornadoislessthantheairpressureinsideabuilding.C.airpressureatthecenterofatornadoisover*****pounds.^ᫀaA24.Whatisthedifferencepersquareinchbetweentheairpressureinsideabuildingand

61theairpressureinsideatornado?A.2pounds.B.13pounds.C.15pounds._^ᫀaC25.Whatwouldhappenifthewindowsareshuttightlyinthestormyweather?A.Tomadoesmaybeformed.B.Thehousemayburapart.C.Theremaynotbeanypressureinsidethebuilding._^ᫀaC26-30▅VWᑡ{ᦻ᪷zᦻᑁ~ᑨᐸḄgh(T)┯(F).PassageTwoItisamazingtonotethattheInternetisstillsuchanewdevice,andyetitisoneofthefastestandmostpowerfulmediatools.Butthinkaboutitforamoment.OntheInternet,abigonlinecompanycanberunbyonlytwoguysintheirgarage.Soitisonlyreasonablethen,thatpeopleshoppingonlinewouldbealittleleeryofthesecuritylevels.InternetgiantssuchasMicrosoftknewconsumerconfidencewasthekeytogettingvirtual(Ḅ)shoppingofftheground,andtheyworkhardtomakepeoplefeelsafetoshoponline.Creditcardcompanies,too,quicklysawthepotentialforonlineshopping,andhaveinstalledthingslikeonlineshoppinginsuranceforpeople.Ifyoueverhaveaproblemwithyouronlinecreditpurchases,manycreditcardcompanieswillhappilyrefund(⌨)yourmoneyandthensettheirclawsonthecompanythatwrongedyou.Nowthat'sbuyingpower!Thereareotherbonusesforonlineshoppers,ofcourse.Nolineshy;ups,forone.No

62annoyingmallshoppingcartswithbrokenwheelsandkidscryingbecausetheirparentswon'tgetthemwhattheywant.Whenshoppingonline,consumerscansitdown,haveacoffee,andweartheirslippers,nothavingtoworryabouttheirhairorparking,andjustclickingthroughsaleaftersale.Comparisonshoppingcouldn'tbeanyeasier.Andthankstocouriercompanies⌴#$gettinginontheactyouneverneedtowaitlongerthanadayortwotogetthoseallimportantpurchasesdeliveredrighttoyourdoor.Nowondersomanycompaniesareshakingtheirheadsattraditionalretailingandinsteadlookingtothe“virtual"worldtoattractonlineshoppers.26.Theunderlinedword"leery"inthefirstparagraphmeansbeingverysure.^ᫀaT27.Consumerconfidenceinonlineshoppingmainlyreliesonsecurityinshopping.^M
T28.Internetgiants,traditionalretailers,couriercompaniesandcreditcardcompanieshavemadecontributionstothepopularityofonlineshopping.^ᫀaF29.Theauthorthinkofthecurrentonlineshoppingassafe,convenientandfast.^ᫀaT30.Nowadaysmanycompaniesaretryingtocooperatewiththeonlineshoppersinsteadoftraditionalretailers.ஹᑏ+ᐳ20ᑖ31.᪷zᡠᑁ~ᑏn₞஺ᩰ⃅ᵭnᡠᜧḄ¢£ẆV¥¦᝛¨ᙠ©V▾

63▾ª«ᦟᣴḄ®¯᝛°n₞஺₞ᑁ~ᒹ²ᩰ⃅³´µᜩᡃ▾Ḅắ£ᡂº»¼ᙠ½¾*+¿À☢ÁÂÃÄnÅÆ஺᝛ÇÈᙠÉẆÊ⚞ÌÍᨵÏ᪛ÑeÒLÓÔÍÕÖ×ÄØkÙÚḄ⚞Û*+஺<₞ᑏ+>?஺Dearsir,It'smyhonortorecommendastudenttome,YangLi.SheappliedforaPh.D.degreeinyourschool.Shegothermaster7sdegreethissummer,andshegraduatedverywell.Herabilitytolearnandworkisbeyondtheaveragestudent.Notonlyhasshemadegreatcontributionstoacademicresearchinourcollege,butshealsohasaverygoodrelationshipwithherclassmatesandteachers.Duringtheperiodofpostgraduateeducation,heservedastheleaderofmanysocieties.Youarewelcometoknowsomethingelseabouther.ProfessorLi+3nஹL▭ᵨNᐳP10ᑖRS⚪2ᑖ1-5⚪▅VW☢ḄSXY⌱[ា]Ḅ^N஺1CouldyoupleaseconnectmewiththeHRDepartment?-.A.OK.ThankyouB.Holdonaminute,please.I'11putyouthroughC.Helpyourself^ᫀaA2.-Wouldyoumindtakingtherubbishoutside?-.A.NotatallB.NevermindC.Yes,Iwill_^ᫀaB

643.-1wanttolookforasmartphonepricedabout1000Yuan.Doyouhavesometorecommend?-.A.Ofcourse,pleasetakealookatthisoneB.ltisverykindofyouC.ThankyouÜᫀaB4.-Sokindofyoutorecommendsuchagoodwebsiteforshopping.-.A.Itdoesn'tmatterB.NevermindC.Mypleasure^ᫀaC—5.nSorry.Ihavetakenyourcarkeybymistake.-.A.That'srightB.You'rewelcomeC.Itdoesn'tmatterÝᫀaCbஹcdeÞ᪀ᐳP30ᑖRS⚪2ᑖ6-20⚪▅VW☢ḄghiAஹBஹCjk⌱⚗E⌱mnkoᐭqrᜐḄᨬu⌱⚕஺áḄ3âHãáḄXäånæç├éÒᕒ*+º⊤¨ëìᑖ᪆îï஺Þðñòóᙠäånæç├éôÒᕒ⊤¨»¼õö÷ᡂ⚜ùḄæç├éᢣ᪗஺òó᝞W✌ᐜᑖ*ïᔜ├⁚Ḅᕒᙢᡂ/ᐸ├ᑡ├஺"#$%&'()Ḅ├ᕒ*+ᝄ-./0123456஺WorkreportLadiesandgentlemen,mynameisJane/Imthesalesmanagerofthecompany.NowIanalyzethesalesperformanceofthesalesstaffinthepastquarter.Inthepastquarter,thesalesdepartmentstaffoutstandingperformance,

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6924B25D.26-30⚪$᪷ᦻᑁᑨ*vḄB[ᔲYZYZḄᑏ“T”┯Ḅᑏᓤ“._JᫀᑏᙠJ⚪de஺Passage2Baidu,China'sleadingsearchenginecompany,hasunveileditsowneyewearcalledBaiduEye.ltissaidtobeadifferentproductfromGoogleGlassintermsoffunctionality.ThecompanydemonstratedaworkingprototypeonSeptember3atitsannualTechnologyInnovationConferenceinBeijing.ltbearsasimilaritytoGoogleGlass,butithasnoscreen.Instead,thedeviceusesacameratoscanobjects,andfocusesonanalyzinginformationarounditsuserandbeamingthattoasmartphone.Baidusaysthedeviceisdesignedtosupportimagesearch.Thecompany'sCEORobinLibelievesinfiveyears)time,peoplewillgetusedtosearchingbyimageandaudioratherthantext,LihasgivenanexampleofhowonecantakeadvantageofBaiduEye,"Ifyouareinashoppingmallandcomeacrossawomanwhoseskirtlooksreallyattractive,youtakeaphotoofherskirtusingBaiduEye,andyou'IIgettoknowwheretobuyoneforyourself."AccordingtoKaiserKuo,Baidu'sdirectorofinternationalcommunications,BaiduEyecanalsorecognizevoiceandgesture,“Youcanusevoicecommands,orgesturecommands-likeexpandingtozoom,orcirclinganobjectinyourfieldofviewwithyourfinger."BaiduisyettoannounceareleasedateormarketingplansforBaiduEye.26.BaiduisChina'sleading

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71twiceaslongasitscompetitors.Lightandslim.ltisultralight(2.5kg)andslim(heightof8.9cm).Soitiseasytocarryanditcanleanalmostbeneathanythinginyourhomeoroffice.Thresholdclimbing.ThemostimportantfunctionisthatRoomba790offersenhancedthresholdclimbingcomparedtootherroboticvacuummodels.Similarproductshavea10mmclimbthreshold,Roomba790detectsuptoa20mmclimb-thehighestlevelforaroboticcleaner,GetRoomba790,getbeautifulvacuumedfloorseveryday,theeasyway.