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22�
A.Installedsoftwares can be used to accomplish specific tasks.
B.People can register to consult adoctor via television.
C.Smart TV can provide relaxation,entertainment and education.
D.Old people should not watch themconstantly.
23ã€�å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.He calledthe company to make complaint of the noise made by it.
B.He called the company to makecomplaint of the noise made by it.
C.He called the company to purchasea new laptop.
D.He called the company to ask fora cut on the price of the laptop.
24�
A.Thelaptop’s battery cannot be recharged.
B.The laptop cannot be turn onproperly.
C.There are some scratches on thescreen of the laptop.
D.There are some power cords loston the way of delivery.
25�
A.Examinationon the computer by the experts.
B.Examination on the computer bythe storekeeper.
C.Examination on the computer bythe deliverer.
D.Examination on the computer bythe caller.
26�
A.Changefor a new laptop or to get the money back.
B.Ask for a compensation for theinformation he stored in the old laptop.
C.Buy a new laptop from anothercompany.
D.Purchase a computer of a new brand.
27�Passage One
å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.Atechnology to produce a substance that can be made into sugar.
B.A technology to load garbage intoa huge pressure cooker.
C.A technology to turn plant wastesand other garbage into fuel.
D.A technology to produceautomobiles operating on high-ethanol fuel.
28�
A.It is akind of biofuel.
B.It is a huge pressure cooker toproduce a new energy.
C.It is the food known as maize insome countries.
D.It is a substance that can bemade into sugar.
29�
A.Automobilesin US are lagging behind in using ethanol.
B.Only a small number of car modelsoperate on high.ethanol fuel.
C.Not many gas stations offer theservice of filling ethanol.
D.The cars using ethanol are tooexpensive to buy.
30�Passage Two
å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.Bullying’seffects end with the childhood.
B.Bullying’s effects end with theearly adulthood.
C.Bullying is a serious childhoodexperience.
D.Bullying can have life.long effects on an individual.
31�
A.Thebullies were healthier than the bullied.
B.The bullied were healthier thanthe bullies.
C.The bullies were more likely tobe mentally unhealthy.
D.The bullied were more likely tobe mentally unhealthy.
32�
A.A healthgain of the bullied understood as a prohibition to bully.
B.A health gain of the bulliedunderstood as a permission to bully.
C.A health gain of the bulliesunderstood as an approval of bully.
D.A health gain of the bulliesunderstood as a disapproval of bully.
33�
A.Bullyingon the playground.
B.Bullying on the Internet.
C.Bullying at school.
D.Bullying at home.
34�Passage Three
å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.Spazasare informal businesses in South Africa.
B.Spazas are immigrant.owned companies in South Africa.
C.Spazas are foreign retailcompanies in South Africa.
D.Spazas are companies selling soapand sweets.
35�
A.Spazascan be found in places where larger more-official stores are available.
B.Spazas can be found in NorthAfrican countries.
C.Spazas can be found incommunities not inhabited by white men.
D.Spazas can be found in east ofthe Sahara Desert.
36�
A.Reducedprofits for native traders.
B.High unemployment rates.
C.Slowed business of native traders.
D.Spazas being attacked frequently.
A.Installedsoftwares can be used to accomplish specific tasks.
B.People can register to consult adoctor via television.
C.Smart TV can provide relaxation,entertainment and education.
D.Old people should not watch themconstantly.
23ã€�å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.He calledthe company to make complaint of the noise made by it.
B.He called the company to makecomplaint of the noise made by it.
C.He called the company to purchasea new laptop.
D.He called the company to ask fora cut on the price of the laptop.
24�
A.Thelaptop’s battery cannot be recharged.
B.The laptop cannot be turn onproperly.
C.There are some scratches on thescreen of the laptop.
D.There are some power cords loston the way of delivery.
25�
A.Examinationon the computer by the experts.
B.Examination on the computer bythe storekeeper.
C.Examination on the computer bythe deliverer.
D.Examination on the computer bythe caller.
26�
A.Changefor a new laptop or to get the money back.
B.Ask for a compensation for theinformation he stored in the old laptop.
C.Buy a new laptop from anothercompany.
D.Purchase a computer of a new brand.
27�Passage One
å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.Atechnology to produce a substance that can be made into sugar.
B.A technology to load garbage intoa huge pressure cooker.
C.A technology to turn plant wastesand other garbage into fuel.
D.A technology to produceautomobiles operating on high-ethanol fuel.
28�
A.It is akind of biofuel.
B.It is a huge pressure cooker toproduce a new energy.
C.It is the food known as maize insome countries.
D.It is a substance that can bemade into sugar.
29�
A.Automobilesin US are lagging behind in using ethanol.
B.Only a small number of car modelsoperate on high.ethanol fuel.
C.Not many gas stations offer theservice of filling ethanol.
D.The cars using ethanol are tooexpensive to buy.
30�Passage Two
å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.Bullying’seffects end with the childhood.
B.Bullying’s effects end with theearly adulthood.
C.Bullying is a serious childhoodexperience.
D.Bullying can have life.long effects on an individual.
31�
A.Thebullies were healthier than the bullied.
B.The bullied were healthier thanthe bullies.
C.The bullies were more likely tobe mentally unhealthy.
D.The bullied were more likely tobe mentally unhealthy.
32�
A.A healthgain of the bullied understood as a prohibition to bully.
B.A health gain of the bulliedunderstood as a permission to bully.
C.A health gain of the bulliesunderstood as an approval of bully.
D.A health gain of the bulliesunderstood as a disapproval of bully.
33�
A.Bullyingon the playground.
B.Bullying on the Internet.
C.Bullying at school.
D.Bullying at home.
34�Passage Three
å�¬å½•音,回ç”以下问题.
A.Spazasare informal businesses in South Africa.
B.Spazas are immigrant.owned companies in South Africa.
C.Spazas are foreign retailcompanies in South Africa.
D.Spazas are companies selling soapand sweets.
35�
A.Spazascan be found in places where larger more-official stores are available.
B.Spazas can be found in NorthAfrican countries.
C.Spazas can be found incommunities not inhabited by white men.
D.Spazas can be found in east ofthe Sahara Desert.
36�
A.Reducedprofits for native traders.
B.High unemployment rates.
C.Slowed business of native traders.
D.Spazas being attacked frequently.
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