一张试卷的单项选择题共有8道,每道题有abcd四个选项,正确选项是随机分配的.问正确答案中有两道选a,两个b,两个c,两个d的可能性是多少.问正确答案中有一个选项被选了1次,有一个选项被选了3次,有两个选项被选了2次的的可能性又是多少?说出大致解题步骤一楼说的有点道理，是平均分组问题。不过两个计算看不明白。概率应该小于一吧。而且不应该是诚以a4/4么
(1)各选两个可以看成是一个排列的问题,现在有AABBCCDD8个字母随机排列.总共的排列数是A(8,2)*A(6,2)*A(4,2)*A(2,2)/(2!)^4=这里比较不好理解的地方在于为什么要除以2!因为题目是有题号的顺序的,我们按照1-8的顺序来确定,可以先任意选出两个题目假定选答案A那么就有A（8,2）种选法,但是因为A与A相同,那么不存在前后的区别AB和BA是两种排列,但AA和AA不论怎么变,都是一种排列,因此要除以2!,这里的2表示的是重复的次数.其他答案的选取与AA的排列类似,因此是除以(2!)^4而答案的的总数是4^8,每个问题都可能选4中答案中的任意一个,因此是4^8这个的概率就是：A(8,2)*A(6,2)*A(4,2)*A(2,2)/(2!)^4 ÷ 4^8= 0.038452 (2)选1、3和两个2首先,答案的总数和上问一样是4^8.因为具体是哪个答案只选了1此,哪个答案选了3此是不确定的.因此确定只选了1次(例如A只选了1次)的有C(4,1)种,同理,确定选了3次(按照上问,A已经被选掉了,那么BCD中选),有C(3,1)种剩下两个都是选了两次,因此不作考虑接下来是给这8个答案安位置,我们可以先假定是ABBBCCDD这一种,方便理解.总共有4*3＝12种A(8,1)*A(7,3)*A(4,2)*A(2,2)/(3!*2!*2!)这里有一个跟上式不一样的地方在3!同样的理解,如果3个字母不一样,ABC的排列,有3!种情况,当3个字母重复的时候,就只剩下例如AAA一种情况,因此是除以重复字母数的阶乘,这里是3!2!就不多解释了因此,最后的概率是：C(4,1)*C(3,1)*A(8,1)*A(7,3)*A(4,2)*A(2,2)/(3!*2!*2!) ÷4^8=0.
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陈艾武 田知勋 谢惠明
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. How did they go to the Expo?&
A. In Tom&s uncle&s car.&&&&&& B. In Tom&s car.&&&&&& C. By bus.
2. When will the man have a meeting?
A. In a minute.&& B. Tomorrow.&& C. In a couple of hours.
3. What will Mary do today?
A. Go to the cinema.&&&& B. Study at home.&&&&& C. Take an English Contest. &
4. What are the two speakers doing?
A. Seeing a film.&& B. Staying in a jam.&& C. Waiting for a person.
5. Who has the magazine now?
A. Frank.&&& B. Paula. &&&&C. Joan.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. Who bought the bike for the girl?
& A. The girl herself.&&&& B. The girl&s uncle.&&&&&&& C. A shop owner.
7. Where is the girl going now? &
& A. To a bike-repairing shop.&&&&&&&& B. To her home.&&&&&&& C. To her uncle&s.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8. Who will go to the post office?
A. Only Mr Hunter.&&& B. Only Alice. &&&C. Both Mr Hunter and Alice.
9. Where is Alice&s brother now?
A. In Washington.&&& B. In Hawaii.&&& C. Together with his family.
10. What do we learn about Mr Hunter?
A. He wants to send a card.&&&&&&& B. He doesn&t like traveling.&&&&
C. He&s been to Hawaii many times.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11. What has John been doing these days?
& &A. Practicing singing.&&&&&&&&&&&& & B. Singing different songs.
C. Learning to sing with a professor.
12. Where will the competition take place?
&&&A. In an art school.&&&&&&&& B. In a concert hall.&&&&&& & C. In the room next to the speakers&.
13. What will the two speakers do on Sunday? &&&
&&&A. Visit a professor.&&&&& B. Watch a game.&&&&&&& C. Hear John sing.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14. How many kinds of English papers are mentioned?
A. One. &&&&&B. Two. & &&C. Three.
15. What do most students think of The Student Times?
A. Helpful. &&&B. Expensive.&&&& C. Difficult.
16. Which of the following sections is NOT included in The Student Times? &
A. Dictation. &&&&&&&&& B. Words.&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. Sentence structures.
17. How much do 50 students have to pay totally for The Student Times for a term?
&& A. 26 yuan.& B. 650 yuan.&& C. 1,300 yuan.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18. How many grandchildren does Ziona have?
A. 39.&&& &&&&&& &&&B. 33.&&&&& &&& C. 94.
19. Who cleans the house in Ziona&s family?
A. His wives.& &&&&&&&&&&&&& B. His daughters.& &&&&&& C. His grandchildren.
20. What does Ziona think about himself?
A. Rich.& &&&&&&&&&&&&& &&B. Healthy.& &&&&C. Lucky.
Ziona&s family
21. & Thank you for taking the trouble to lead us to this office building.
&& & ________.
A. With pleasure &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. It doesn&t matter
C. It was no trouble at all &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. By all means
22. Look! How much ________ Frank drives after you showed him how to do it!
A. well&&&& &&&&&&&&&&&&& B. good&& &&&&&&&&&&&&& C. better& &&&&&&&&&&&&& D. best
23. None of you would believe that the so-called manager we saw that day in the office ________ to be a skilled thief.
A. turned off &B. turned out&&& && C. turned in D. turned on
24. That neither of them had kept their ________ on their teacher&s instruction resulted in their failure in the test.
A. head &&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. heart &&&&&&&&&&&&& C. brain& &&&&&&&&&&& D. mind
25. She was ________ at home but she didn&t feel ________.
&& A. lonely&& & B. alone&& &&&&&& C. alone& && D. lonely
26. The shop assistant says that these small laptop computers often work faster than big ________.
A. those&&&& &&&&&&&& B. one&&&& &&&&&&&&& C. that&&&& &&&&&&&&& D. ones
27. It is required that every worker in the workshop ________ their products before leaving.
A. will hand in B. handed in &&&&&&& C. hand in D. would hand in
28. & We&d better stop the children fighting there with snow balls. It&s cold outside.
& Just ________. Look, each of them is enjoying himself.
A. leave them there where they are &&&&&&&&&&&&& B. let them alone
C. let them remain alone& &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. left them where they are
29. The young man didn&t allow the unemployment to discourage him. On the contrary, he tried ________ with the intention of setting up his own business.
A. as twice hard&& & B. twice as hard&& C. twice as harder&& D. harder twice
30. & We would be very happy if you make the gentleman sitting there ________ to us, Mr Smith.
& He is the honorary chairman of the education committee.
A. know&&& &&&&&&&&&&&&& B. to know&&&& &&&&&& C. knowing&&&& &&&&&& D. known
31. ________ everyone realizes the trick used in the radio or TV advertisements, I&m sure nobody will buy the products.
A. Unless& &&&&&&&&&&&&& B. Whether&&&& &&&&&& C. Once&& &&&&&&&&&&&&& D. Although
32. & Was ________ problem solved?
&& & We were trying to think of ________ way out, but it was impossible to find one.
&& A. the&& &&&&&&&&&&& B. a&& &&&&&&&&&& C. /& &&&&&&&&&&&& D. a
33. & Do you still remember the first time we visited Jack in his house?
& && Yes, I do. He ________ in the garden.
A. was watering& && B. had watered&& & C. has watered&& & D. is watering
34. I found that he ________ his eyes on the photo, as if he was recalling something that had happened before.
A. fixed&& &&&&&&&&&&&& B. put&&& &&&&&&&&&&& C. looked&& &&&&&&&& D. saw
35. & A wall of special liquid is an effective answer to the expansion of polluted water and it ________ work.
& But it is difficult to put down such a wall in the sea water.
&& A. may &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. would &&&&&&&&&&& C. should &&&&&&&&&& D. could&
Sometimes, we tried to do one thing, but met with another thing instead: something fortunate we never would have expected. That &&36& &to the Myers family on a visit to Madison.
The Myers family, &&37& &their nicest wedding attire (), decided to take a &&38& &photo in front of the Wisconsin State Capitol building. Mr Myers put down his bag, found a nice sunny &&39& &in front of the building, told his wife and kids where to &&40& , set his camera on a wall and pressed the timer button. He &&41& &to get into the picture. Three ... two ... one ... snap! A &&42& &shot! The surroundings matched them so well.
Then Mr Myers went to get his bag from where he&d left it, only to find the bag was gone. Inside were his cash, his credit cards, keys ... Mr Myers ran around the building, &&43& &he didn&t see anyone with his bag. Mr Myers glanced at all the fellows around, hoping to &&44& &something on their faces. Then a fellow in red caught his &&45& . The guy seemed to &&46& &Mr Myers& eyes. What&s more, he looked a little &&47& . But how could Mr Myers &&48& &that he was the thief?
Then a good &&49& &struck him at once. He quickly &&50& &his camera and looked at his photo carefully again, zooming () in this time: Sure enough, there was the thief, caught in the &&51& &on the left. Mr Myers shouted &&52& , &He is the thief!& But as he &&53& , the fellow in red was missing. He showed the photo to police officers. After a few minutes, they found the thief and recovered the &&54& &bag.
If they had moved a little to their left, the thief wouldn&t have been photographed. If the timer had been set just a(n) &&55& &later, the camera might have only caught a blur of the fleeing man. Everything had lined up so perfectly.
36. A. meant&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. happened&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. led&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. passed
37. A. dressed in&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. glanced at&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. showed off& &&&&&&&& D. covered with
38. A. cover &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. passport&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. family&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. wedding
39. A. district &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. house&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. park&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. spot
40. A. stand&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. rest&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. stay&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. lie
41. A. waited&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. rushed&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. stopped&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. decided
42. A. perfect&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. simple&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. bad&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. common
43. A. and&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. although&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. but&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. so
44. A. tell&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. recognize&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. test&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. read
45. A. mind&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. arm&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. attention&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. breath
46. A. avoid&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. open&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. attract&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. cast
47. A. sad&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. nervous&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. curious&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. worried
48. A. dream&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. believe&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. prove&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. guess
49. A. explanation&&&&&&&&&&& B. opinion&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. excuse&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. idea
50. A. turned on&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. paid for&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. passed by &&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. asked about
51. A. event&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. trip&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. act&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. study
52. A. calmly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. excitedly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. coldly&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. slowly
53. A. jumped out &&&&&&&&& B. woke up&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. walked out&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. looked up
54. A. beautiful&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. stolen&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. expensive&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. broken
55. A. day&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. hour&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. second&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. minute
London is a huge city with more things to do than anywhere else. With the London Pass, you get free entry to over 50 specially selected places with one purchase. In the list you&ll find:
& 19 historic buildings
& 22 museums and art galleries
& 8 tours, cruises and walks and leisure activities
& 13 places of interest including ships and aquariums
& 12 restaurants and services
& and many more.
The London Pass offers not only great value and convenience, but also enables you to beat the queues at selected attractions. There are also special offers such as discounts at restaurants and theatres, where the attraction is normally free to the public. The London Pass also gives you great offers such as a free guided tour. So whether you prefer museums or cinemas, galleries or ice skating or zoos, with the London Pass there really is something for everyone.
You can buy Adult or Child passes for 2, 3 or 6 days. See all ticket prices below and choose what you need.
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NOTE: If your reservation is made prior to Jan 15th, 2012, email .
56. With the London Pass you can probably do all the following things for free EXCEPT ________.
& &A. see famous buildings&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& &&&&&& B. stay at hotels
& &C. go boating&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& &&&&&& D. join in entertainment activities
57. According to Paragraph 2, with the London Pass, visitors ________.
&&&A. won&t have to pay for guided tours
&&&B. can eat meals for free at some restaurants
&&&C. will be fined unless they wait in line
&&&D. won&t be allowed to travel alone
58. How much should Mr King pay for the London Pass 2 days if he goes with his wife and 7-year-old son?
& &A. $174.&& &&&&&&&&&&& B. $236. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C. $244.& &&&&&&&&&&& D. $270.
59. If you are a VIP customer, you can reserve by calling ________.
&&&A. 1-888-254-0637&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. 00-800-
&C. +1 210 507 5997&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& D. 1-866-270-2849
On March 29, 2011, the world saw the grand opening of the world&s highest hotel in Hong Kong. It is located in the city&s tallest skyscraper, the International Commerce Centre, and offers full views of the world famous Victoria Harbor. Poised high above the congested streets of Hong Kong, at about 490 meters (1608 feet), the Ritz-Carlton Hotel is making its grand comeback after a temporary closing in 2008.
The President and Chief Operations Officer of Ritz-Carlton, Herve Humler told reporters, &We&re opening a modern hotel which took us about 10 years to build. We are taking luxury () to new heights in every sense to compete. People compete all around the world about everything.& Ritz-Carlton&s fame will be short-lived, as they will lose the title in 2014, when the world&s highest hotel will be open in the 600-meter Shanghai Tower according to media experts.
The Ritz-Carlton will also be one of the most expensive hotels, with its rate starting at $6,000 a night for a deluxe room! A presidential suite is going for HKD $100,000. And any &president& admitting to paying such a figure these days will probably be up for criticism. It is equipped with the highest bar in the world, and a top-floor pool that will feature a 19-metre ceiling-mounted LCD screen. Swimmers can enjoy watching from the warmth of the heated waters. The hotel also has one of the largest ballrooms in the city at 930 square meters. It would be like dancing in the sky. One can well imagine ...
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel is owned by Marriott-International, headquartered in Maryland in the US. The purpose of having a hotel at such a height would have to be&the view. The hotel also takes advantage of the financial capital of
and its geographical position next to mainland China where most of the world&s manufacturing () takes place, and that will draw a great number of tourists to Hong Kong. It was indeed a very clear-sighted move, one that will likely pay off!
60. What do we know from the passage?
A. The International Commerce Centre is the tallest building in the world.
B. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel has been in business since 2008.
C. Visitors can enjoy a view in all directions in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
D. Victoria Harbor became famous because of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
61. What caused Herve Humler to make the Ritz-Carlton Hotel the world&s tallest hotel?
A. The determination of being superior to others.
B. The fame of achieving the first in the world.
C. The idea of making customers happy.
D. The dream of creating a wonder.
62. The underlined word &deluxe& in Paragraph 3 probably means &________&.
A. with many kinds of lights
B. of especially good quality
C. with very beautiful colors
D. of a lot of equipment
63. What does the author think about building the world&s highest hotel in Hong Kong?
A. He doesn&t think much of this project.
B. He thinks it may meet with some difficulties.
C. He is worried that it will go bankrupt.
D. He thinks it is an especially wise project.
Once thought by early scientists to be the work of a clever hoax, the platypus () is one of the few
known to science to actually turn out to be stranger in fact than in fiction. Combining features of mammals, birds, and reptiles (), the platypus is a feature of curiosity, and is still being extensively studied in its native Australia and across the world.
Native to Australia, the platypus relies on freshwater lakes. The platypus is awkward on land, and makes an inefficient hunter out of the water. Because of agricultural development and urban spread, freshwater bodies are decreasing, which is threatening the platypus& natural habitat.
The platypus feeds on worms, shellfish, fish and insects, which it locates with the aid of an ability to sense its food&s electrical impulses (). Because the platypus lacks teeth, it consumes small quantities of small stones and mud with its food, which help digest the food. The platypus can consume its food within a 24-hour period. While all hunting is done in the water, the platypus spends its resting hours in land-based holes.
The platypus is one of only two mammals known to science which lay eggs rather than give birth to live young. The eggs hatch after 10 days and are completely helpless without their mother. The female platypus will nurse the young for three to four months until they are able to survive on their own.
As if the strange combination of features and egg-laying habits were not enough to make the platypus special, the male platypus is also one of the very few poisonous mammals, defending itself with sharp needles on both back-legs. A male platypus can kill a small dog and make an adult human extremely ill. It is thought that these needles are used to fight for and defend a chosen female during the breeding season.
64. According to Paragraph 1, the platypus ________.
&& A. hasn&t been studied by scientists up to now
&& B. can only be seen in a science fiction movie
&& C. is a kind of cold-blooded animal
&& D. still remains mysterious to humans
65. Why is the platypus being endangered?
&& A. Because it has no food to eat after leaving water.
&& B. Because more and more freshwater lakes are disappearing.
&& C. Because more freshwater lakes are being polluted.
& &D. Because it is being hunted by human beings.
66. From Paragraph 3 we can infer that the platypus ________.
&& A. has an amazing digestive ability
&& B. hunts for food with its sensitive eyesight
&& C. enjoys eating food with stones inside
&& D. spends more time on land than in water
67. To defend itself, the male platypus ________.
&& A. bites with its sharp teeth&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. fights against a female platypus
&& C. uses poisonous needles&&&&&&& &&&&&& &&&&&& D. gives off poisonous smells
A revolutionary new form of body armour () has been invented to help save British troops& lives. Scientists have created a top-secret liquid that absorbs the force of a shot by thickening and hardening instantly on impact. Defence chiefs believe bulletproof jackets made from the liquid will be lighter, more flexible and offer greater protection for soldiers on the battlefield.
Researchers have inserted the thickening fluid between sheets of traditional fiber to produce the &super armour&. The liquid has been compared to custard () because the molecules () lock together and &thicken& in the same way as the dessert sauce reacts to being stirred when heated. Experts say this will create armour that is about half as heavy as standard bullet-proof vests which allows greater flexibility for troops.
Soldiers currently struggle with clumsy body armour made up of special plates and layered fiber, which is five times stronger than steel but can block movement. It is also uncomfortable in hot war zones.
Researchers tested the material by firing bullets from a 9mm handgun into 31 layers of untreated fiber and 10 layers of fiber combined with the &custard&. When the liquid armour was struck, the impact was spread over a wider area. This reduces the chances of soldiers being injured or killed by the force of a bullet because it is not concentrated on one small area.
BAe Systems will develop the liquid armour so it can take the force of more powerful guns, including the AK47. The company believes soldiers could be using the new protective vests in two years. Nick Haigh, a spokesman for BAe Systems, said, &There is a fair amount of interest from the Ministry of Defence and we hope that it ends up being worn by frontline troops. The traditional fiber protective vest is very effective but it is pretty heavy and clumsy. If we are able to reduce the weight burden for soldiers they will be able to do their jobs more effectively.&
68. The passage is mainly about ________.
& &A. the invention of new liquid body armour
& &B. the importance of wearing a body armour in war
&&&C. the comparison of several kinds of body armour
&&&D. the disadvantages of a conventional body armour
69. How does the liquid armour become strong enough to defend attacks?
&&&A. The liquid can turn into fiber quickly.
&&&B. The fiber will be combined with the liquid.
&&&C. The fiber gets much stronger when it becomes wet.
& D. The liquid grows thicker when it is struck by a bullet.
70. The liquid armour can lessen the force of a bullet because ________.
& &A. there are more layers of fiber in it
& &B. the fiber is specially treated by the liquid
&&&C. the pressure is spread over a larger region
&&&D. the liquid can make fiber smooth enough
71. From the passage we can infer that the liquid armour ________.
&&&A. has been used by the British army
&B. is not perfect and needs to be improved
& C. is much cheaper than the traditional one
& &D. will be developed by the Ministry of Defence
Are you unsure of the future? Do you feel as if you have put in a lot of effort, yet you still haven&t gotten anywhere? Are your relationships getting sour? If the answer to all these questions is yes, then you&re in for some serious reflection.
& A negative perspective () on life will definitely not do you any good. It will only stop you from achieving your goals, and will make you feel more and more unhappy. When you lack self confidence, you tend to play safe and do just what is needed instead of exploring your full potentials. Your fears and self doubt are in fact the main villains that stop you from achieving success and keep you from living the life that you truly want. Understand this: the barrier to your happiness is your own insecurity and cowardly manner.
&&How do you escape your self-bondage ()? With the help of individuals who have gone through life&s tragedies without being affected, such as Rebecca Richmond, a widely admired life coach, you can take hold of your life and transform yourself from being afraid into a person with a positive outlook who is ready to get hold of the bright future that awaits you. The most important thing that you need to realize is that you have the power to change your life. You can reach unimaginable heights if you only believe in your ability to do so. See the unlimited opportunities that are set before you. Take challenges as lessons that make you strong and mature.
& Do not let your painful past dictate the person that you would become. Open your eyes and see the beautiful person that you are. You deserve to live a better life
one that is full of love, peace of mind, and prosperity.
72. If you answer &Yes& to the questions mentioned in Paragraph 1, _________.
A. you&ve made much progress
B. you have a good attitude toward life
C. you are in a bad condition
D. you will have a bright future
When you lack self confidence, you _________.
A. are likely to like adventures
B. are short of the spirit of exploration
C. are not full of potentials
D. always fall behind others
BWhen you lack self confidence, you tend to play safe and do just what is needed instead of exploring your full potentialsB
73. The underlined word &villains& in Paragraph 2 probably means &_________&.
A. bad people&& &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& B. unexpected conditions
C. negative things&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& &&&&&& D. useless efforts
74. What is the most important for you according to the author?
A. Being confident in yourself.
B. Asking other people for help.
C. Looking for good opportunities.
D. Taking a lot of challenges.
75. The author wrote this article mainly to __________.
A. let us know more about the world
B. describe what a success person is like
C. prove it is not easy to have a bright future
D. tell us how to get rid of our self-bondage
& 10110&&&&&&&&&&&&
Last Sunday morning, my friend and I paid a visit on the Beijing Zoo. &&&&&&&& &&&& 76. ________
We went there by the bike. It took us about half an hour to get there. &&&&&&&&&&&& &&&&& 77. ________
When we got there, it was already crowded with people. There are a &&&&&& &&&&&&&&&&&& 78. ________
lot of foreign visitors, too. It is said the Beijing Zoo is the largest in &&&&&& &&&&&&&&&&&& 79. ________
Asia and one of the largest in the world. There are hundred of different & &&&&& 80. ________
kinds of animals. It would spend a whole day to see all the animals there. &&&&&& &&&&& 81. ________
So we decided to see some of the most interesting ones. We saw the &&&&&&& &&&&& 82. ________
elephants first but then the monkeys. Finally we went to see our &&&& &&&&&&&&&&&&& 83. ________
favorite &friends&
the giant pandas. We were surprising to see &&& &&&& &&&&&& 84. ________
them waving to us. All of us really had a wonderful time in the zoo.&&&&&&&& &&&&&& 85. ________
W: Who went to the Expo with you, John?
M: Tom and Jenny. Tom&s uncle took us there in his car and we came back by bus.
W: Take the medicine and I&m sure you&ll get well again in a couple of hours.
M: I hope so. Or I won&t be able to take part in the meeting about tomorrow&s basketball match.
M: Mary, will you go to the cinema with Kate or go fishing with me today? &
W: Neither. I&ll stay home preparing for my English Contest next Monday. They say it&ll be very difficult.
M: It&s almost five, Mum. Why hasn&t Dad returned?
W: Maybe he&s been caught in a jam.
M: The film will start in half an hour. I don&t want to miss the first part.
W: We won&t, Frank. The cinema is only five minutes& walk and Dad is sure to be back before 5:10.
W: Have you returned the magazine to Tony, Frank?
M: No. Paula took it away as soon as I finished it. Why, Joan?
W: He borrowed it from the library. He must renew it if he can&t return it before Friday.
M: I see. I&ll go and find Paula right now.
M: Why haven&t you gone home, little girl? What are you looking for?
W: I&m looking for my bike. But I don&t remember where I put it when I came this morning.
M: That&s too bad. What brand is it?
W: It&s a Giant. My uncle bought it for my birthday last year.
M: Did you lock it?
W: Oh, I remember now. Something went wrong with the lock yesterday so I left it with the shop owner to repair it. I must go there for it. See you!
M: See you!
W: Mr Hunter, do you know where the post office is? &
M: Yes, Alice. And you can follow me if you want to. I&m going there myself. &
W: That&s great. How shall we go there?
M: On foot, of course. It&s only fifteen minutes& walk. By the way, what are you going to do in the post office?
W: To send a card to my brother. All my family members have come to stay here except him. He is now in his university in Washington, preparing for a music concert. Well, I can see you are quite familiar with Hawaii. Have you been here many times?
M: Yes, and we always stay in this hotel. The food is good and the price is low.
W: That&s just why my parents chose to stay here.
W: John is always singing the same song in the next room these days. Do you know why? &
M: Yes. He&s now practicing for a singing competition. &
W: When did he learn to sing?
M: Last summer vacation. When we all went home he went to learn with a professor in the art school, who said John is a promising singer.&&&
W: That&s fine. Do you know where the competition will take place? &
M: Yes, in the concert hall of the university. And over twenty students will sing there. Most of them are from the art school.
W: When will the competition be held?
M: This Sunday. Will you be free then? If so, let&s go and watch it.
W: OK. I&m eager to see how well John will sing there.
M: Come in, Ms Chen. What can I do for you?
W: Well, what English papers will you recommend to your students this term, Mr Yang?
M: I haven&t decided yet. What about you?
W: The Student Times is very good. Many students have read the paper, and nearly all of them praise it highly.
M: I know of the paper, but I haven&t read a copy. Is there any difference between the paper and 21st Century?
W: Well, 21st Century publishes mainly English news passages. The Student Times is made up of several sections, including words, sentence structures, language points and passages of reading material. It is more closely related to the students& lessons.
M: I guess the students will make faster progress with the help of the paper.
W: Right. Many students say their English study becomes easier when they have the paper to help them.
M: OK, Ms Chen. We shall use the paper this term. How much does a copy cost?
W: Not expensive. Only 1.3 yuan.
M: Then 26 yuan will do a student good for a term?
W: That&s right.
A 66-year-old man named Ziona in India&s remote northeast has 39 wives, 94 children and 33 grandchildren, all living under one roof. They all live in a four storied building with 100 rooms in a mountain village in Mizoram state, according to reports. His wives share a dormitory near his private bedroom and the locals said he likes to have seven or eight of them by his side at all times. The sons and their wives, and all their children, live in different rooms in the same building, but share a common kitchen. The wives take turns cooking, while his daughters clean the house and do washing. The men do outdoor jobs like farming and taking care of livestock. The family, all 167 of them, consumes around 200 pounds of rice and more than 130 pounds of potatoes a day. They are supported by their own resources and occasional donations from followers. &Even today, I am ready to expand my family and willing to go to any extent to marry,& Ziona said. &I have so many people to care for and look after, and I consider myself a lucky man.& Ziona met his oldest wife, who is three years older than him, when he was 17.
He is the head of a local Christian religious group, called the &Chana&, which allows men to have many wives. Formed in June 1942, the group believes it will soon be ruling the world with Christ and has a membership of around 400 families.
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Recently, a new regulation was issued that made drunk driving a crime and that a drunk-driver will be imprisoned for one to six months and be fined. A majority of people are in favor of this regulation, while a few people claim that it is too strict.
& I totally support the regulation. First, drunk driving endangers people&s lives. We have seen and heard of a large number of examples where drunk driving has taken away many innocent lives and made many families full of sadness. Also, drunk driving is very dangerous to the drivers themselves.
& Second, facts have proved that if a drunk-driver is just fined and not severely punished, it doesn&t act as a warning to them and to other people. Thus many people will go on with this dangerous act and pose great danger to others.
21. CIt was no trouble at all
22. Cmuchmuch better
23. Bturn out to be sb / sth
24. Dkeep one&s mind onresulted in their failure
25. A alonelonelyalone() lonely()
26. Dbig ones big computersonescomputers
27. Crequireshould + should
28. Bleave / let ... alone&不理会&&；不干涉&&&each of them is enjoying himself
29. BA is twice as hard as B A is twice harder than B
30. Dthe gentlemanknown
31. Conceunless
32. Bthe + a way (out)
33. Athe first time we visited Jack in his house
34. Afix one&s eyes on sth / sbstare at sth / sb
35. Can effective answershould
36. BMyers
37. Awedding attire
38. Ctold his wife and kidsset his camera on a wall
40. AMyers
41. BThree ... two ... one ... Myers
42. AThe surroundings matched them so well
43. CMr Myers glanced at all the fellows aroundMyers
44. DWhat&s more, he looked a little & Myers
46. AMyers
48. CMyers
49. DHe quickly & carefully againMyers
50. Alooked at his photoMyers
52. BHe is the thief!Myers
53. DMyers
54. BstolenMyers
55. CThree ... two ... one ...
the London Pass
56. Bthe London Pass B
57. AThe London Pass also gives you great offers such as a free guided tourA
58. B$87&2 + $62 = $236B。
59. DVIP reservations: Contact a Customer Service representative at 1-866-270-2849D
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
60. C & and offers full views of the world famous Victoria HarborC
61. AWe are taking luxury to new heights in every sense. People compete all around the world about everythingA
62. B & one of the most expensive hotels & A presidential suite is going for HKD $100,000deluxe B
63. DIt was indeed a very clear-sighted move, one that will likely pay off!D
64. D & the platypus is a feature of curiosity, and is still being extensively studied in its native Australia and across the worldD
65. BBecause of agricultural development and urban spread, freshwater bodies are decreasing & B
66. A & it consumes small quantities of small stones and mud with its food, which help digest food. Hunting platypus can consume their body weight in food within a 24-hour periodA
67. C & the male platypus is also one of the very few poisonous mammals, defending itself with sharp needles on both back-legsC
英国发明了一种轻便高效的防弹衣，有望两年内用于部队。
68. AA revolutionary new form of body armour has been invented to help save British troops& livesA
69. D第二段 & the molecules lock together and &thicken& in the same way as the dessert sauce reacts to being stirred when heated答案为D。
70. C第四段When the liquid armour was struck, the impact was spread over a wider area答案为C。
71. B末段BAe Systems will develop the liquid armour so it can take the force of more powerful guns, including the AK47B。
72. CIf the answer to all these questions is yes, then you&re in for some serious reflectionC
73. Cthat stop you from achieving successvillainsC
74. AThe most important thing that you need to realize is that you have the power to change your life. You can reach unimaginable heights if you only believe in your ability to do soA
75. DHow do you escape your self-bondage? D