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There has been an immediate ______ against their government's proposed tax increases.
A．application
B．reaction
C．association
D．reception
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Task 1
Directions: After reading the following passage, you will find 5 questions or unfinished statements, numbered 36 through 40. For each question or statement there are 4 choices marked A, B, C, and D. You should make the correct choice.
In the last few years our communications network has been growing at a very fast pace. The old fixed-line telephone has been replaced by mobile phones, Short Message Service (SMS), e-mail and instant messaging (IM). And there are other new ways of communicating related to the Internet, such as blogs.
A recent study in Switzerland shows the different roles that communication methods can play. Stefana Broadbent is a scientist at Swisscom, Switzerland's largest telecoms company. She studied several hundred consumers and their reactions to telecommunications. She found people were very good at choosing the best technology for each situation.
"IM is used to tell you I miss you; e-mail is to organize our dinner; voice mail is to say, I'm late; and SMS to continue our talk on the way, "says Broadbent, joking a little.
Landline phones are an open channel. That means people use them to talk about nonprivate things. That's because other family members or colleagues have access to the phone.
In this passage, which way hasn't been mentioned to replace the old fixed-line telephone？
A．SMS.
B．E-mail.
C．IM.
D．VCD
Why might Greg Saito receive many calls？
A．He has been assigned a large amount of clients.
B．The employee directory has not been updated.
C．He is gathering information for the employee directory.
D．There are technical problems with the telephone system.
A．Because she lives there.
B．Because her brother lives there.
C．Because she has a close friend there.
D．Because she has been there before.
【C1】
A．on
B．with
C．out
D．in
A．History.
B．French.
C．Computer Science.
D．Hotel Management.
A．inviting
B．invited
C．have been invite
D．invite
根据下面材料，回答 86～90 题
In ten years, the living conditions of the poor have been improving—but not necessarily because of the UN's goals.
Even at 70, Jiyem, an Indonesian grandmother, gets up in the small hours to cook and collect firewood for her impoverished household．Her three-year-old grandson is malnourished．Nobody in her family has ever finished primary school. Her ramshackle house lacks electricity； the toilet is a hole in the ground； the family drinks dirty water. Asked about her notion of well-being by researchers from Oxford University, Jiyem said, “I cannot picture what well-being means.”
The sort of deprivation Jiyem describes remains widespread. The United Nations reckons that in 2008 over a quarter of children in the developing world were underweight, a sixth of people lacked access to safe drinking water, and just under half used insanitary toilets or none at all.① But while these figures are disquieting, a smaller fraction of people were affected than was the case two decades ago. So such data also indicate the world's progress towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a set of targets adopted by world leaders at the UN ten years ago.
The leaders gave themselves 15 years to reach the goalposts set in 2000. Two-thirds of that time is up. This week they returned to the UN for another meeting. Few, if any, of them have close experience of poverty. So the MDG exercise has at least made them spend three days discussing matters they might prefer to ignore. It has also helped to shift the debate away from how much is being spent on development towards how much is being achieved.
But few go as far as Ban Ki-Moon, the UN secretary-general, who recently called the goals “a milestone in international co-operation” that had helped “hundreds of millions of people ground the world. ”② Talking up the MDGs is, of course, part of Mr Ban's job. And there has indeed been progress on many fronts. But it is hard to assign much credit to the exercise itself.
Alison Evans of Britain's Overseas Development Institute (ODI ) reckons that the MDGs have come to be seen as applying to each developing country. But it is hard to track performance at country level: 28 of the poorest countries have recorded poverty rates for only one year between 1990 and 2008, according to a tally by researchers at the Centre for Global Development, a think-tank in Washington. DC． ③ This makes any judgments about their progress mere guesswork.
第 86 题 It can be inferred from the passage that Jiyem is __________ her life.
[A] fed up with
[B] satisfied with [C] burdened with
[D] disappointed at
What is the problem that the male student has met while writing his final paper？
A．No real agreement on the action that needs to be taken.
B．No complaints about American police serials.
C．No complaints about Chinese kung fu violence films.
D．No need to care about the consequences of violence on TV.
A．Learn to meditate or learn yoga.
B．Walk to the supermarkets.
C．Go mountain-climbing once a week.
D．Take part in a bicycle race.
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