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Which statements is true as to the description of capture operation？
A．Four people and Major Reinado himself were killed.
B．Four people were killed, but Major Reinado escaped.
C．Four people including Major Reinado were killed.
D．Four people escaped, but Major Reinado was killed.
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M: Exactly. So you just keep going forward. You keep going, endure and perhaps something good will come of it.
W: What should be done if you want success？
M: You go to work hard, real hard. If you/are really an expert, maybe something bad will not come of it.
W: Do you think nothing is as good as you want because of other people's perception？
M: No, I think one may overestimate their abilities. That is the problem.
W: What do you mean by that？
M: Put it this way, you should never take it for granted your abilities, be whatever they are, they can not alone decide what will come of them.
W: Can you give me an example？
M: Well, take a performance in a film for example, there are so many other people involved. The performance is pretty much controlled by the editing. You're now relying on the editor and the director. If you're editing the film, you're relying on the actor and the support team and on the terrible hand; you might not be doing enough.
W: It sounds like, with whatever you do in the world, there are so many factors that you can't control.
M: Absolutely.
According to the man, which one is NOT the possible factor of success？
A．Patience.
B．ck.
C．Hard working.
D．A good understanding of the teamwork spirit.
W: Good morning. I'd like to have a babysitter to look after my baby son when I'm out working during the day. Have you got any applicants to recommend？
M: Yes, we have quite a few here, and you'll see they are all very good. I'd love to help you choose one. Look at this Tai girl. Her name is Suwann and she's 19 years old.
W: Do you know anything about her qualifications？
M: She obtained her driving license two years ago and is a safe driver now. She has a great command of English. She's a friendly person and wins over children very quickly with creative games.
W: Has she got any experience in childcare？
M: Oh, yes. She has worked as a babysitter in Britain for two years. Her childcare experience ranges from one year old to six years old in daycare and babysitting. Her references have glowing reports on her. Read this one here: warm- hearted, joyful and ready to help. She is committed to her duties and can handle new situations very well. I'm sure she will be a great asset to your family.
W: I believe so, but could you tell me something about her family？
M: Certainly. Suwann comes from a big and warm family. There are seven children and she has taken on many responsibilities with her younger siblings. One of them is cooking.
W: That's wonderful. It seems that she'll be a good choice.
What is the woman's purpose to visit the man？
A．She wants a babysitter.
B．She hopes to apply for a job.
C．She intends to help the man to find a girlfriend.
D．She needs some help from the man.
听力原文： Sony says it will cut four thousand jobs in Japan and six thousand overseas over the next two and a half years. It'll also reduce the number of its factories from sixty-five to fifty-four. Its part of a bold restructuring plan to try to revive the company's declining fortunes. Sony came under new management in March with the appointment of a new chief executive, Howard Stringer, who has joint British and American nationality. He announced the cuts, saying Sony intended to regain its former dominance in consumer electronics and entertainment. He said he would break down barriers between different departments. Analysts say non-Japanese executive often find it easier to take tough decisions in a business culture that values consensus and loyalty.
In the next two and a half years ______jobs will be cut by Sony.
A．two thousand
B．four thousand
C．six thousand
D．ten thousand
A．Regain its former dominance in electronics and entertainment.
B．Break down barriers between different departments.
C．Decide to revive the Sony Company.
D．Take tough decisions and call for consensus and loyalty.
听力原文： Scientists at Brown University in the Northeastern United States [27] discover that bacteria from yogurt can be made into a substance that helps fight HIV. Led by Professor Bharat Ramratnam, they modify the bacteria to cream cyanovirin—[28] a protein that protects the body from infection by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi. The hope is to use the bio-engineered yogurt bacteria as the active ingredient in a foam, cream or suppository that can be applied before sex to prevent HIV transmission.
What is discovered by scientists at Brown University？
A．The inhibitor of the HIV transmission.
B．An effective way to deliver AIDS drugs.
C．A good strategy to prevent HIV transmission.
D．Bacteria from yogurt may help fight HIV.
听力原文： Scientists at Brown University in the Northeastern United States [27] discover that bacteria from yogurt can be made into a substance that helps fight HIV. Led by Professor Bharat Ramratnam, they modify the bacteria to cream cyanovirin—[28] a protein that protects the body from infection by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi. The hope is to use the bio-engineered yogurt bacteria as the active ingredient in a foam, cream or suppository that can be applied before sex to prevent HIV transmission.
What is discovered by scientists at Brown University？
A．The inhibitor of the HIV transmission.
B．An effective way to deliver AIDS drugs.
C．A good strategy to prevent HIV transmission.
D．Bacteria from yogurt may help fight HIV.
A．Middle aged men have the depression while women don't.
B．Married people suffer from midlife depression while single people don't.
C．Poor people suffer from midlife depression while rich people don't.
D．This depression happens to the people with and without children.
A．Only a small part of the twelfth-graders have a basic level of understanding of economics.
B．The students did better in the economics test than in history or science.
C．The tests were given to the university students.
D．47 percent of the high school graduates had taken an economics class.
听力原文： Marines gathered Monday to remember 23 of their own who were killed in a spate of violence that accelerated calls for the Bush administration to plan U. S. troop withdrawals. Six Marines were killed Aug. 1, including five from the 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, based in northern Ohio. Fourteen from the 25th Marines were killed Aug. 3 when their amphibious assault vehicle struck a roadside bomb; nine were from the Columbus-based Lima Company. Three other Marines were killed in separate incidents in the region. Reports of continuing deaths of U.S. service members have contributed to a decline in President Bush's favourable rating for handling the situation in Iraq. A USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll released last week showed the nation split on whether it was a mistake to invade. Bush, responding last week to calls from protesters to withdraw U.S. troops, said it "would be a mistake for the security of this country."
Why did marines gather on Monday？
A．To remember the death of 23 soldiers.
B．To call for the U.S. administration for compensation.
C．To call for social justice.
D．To remember the death of Iraqi civilians.
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