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22. Many experts stick to the view _____ teacher development is _____ the key to quality education lies. A. which; where B. which; in which C. that; where D. that; in which 23. ¡ª This old man seems to have a lot of experience.

¡ª Do you suggest that he _____ the best man for the job?

A. be B. will be C. had been D. is

24. _____ the teacher expected, the students were very excited after hearing the good news.

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25. ___ of the danger in the street at night, she had to go home, with a friend _____ her. A. Warned; followed B. Warned; following C. Having warned; followed D. Having warned; following 26. The sun was shining brightly, _____ everything there _____ more beautiful. A. making; look B. to make; looked C. and made; looking D. and making; be looked 27. Every possible means ________ to help the poor people in Africa. A. have tried B. have been tried C. has tried D. has been tried

28. He can hardly _________ his wife¡¯s bad-temper£¬ so he decided to seek divorce with her.

A. team up with B. catch up with C. put up with D. keep up with 29. _______ is no possibility ______ he can finish the task within two days. A. There; that B. It ; that C. There; whether D. It; whether 30. Eventually he gave in to the wish of the ________. A. most B. majority C. average D. common

31.George Washington was born in 1732 in a rich family in ___is now the state of Virginia.

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32. _________ never occurred _____________ me for a moment you meant that. A. There; on B. It; on C. There; to D. It; to

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33. ---Where did you find your lost wallet?

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34. I'll give you my telephone number ______you might want to get in touch with me again.

A. unless B. until C. in case D. since 35. Her parents objected to _________ that farmer , though he was very rich. A. she married B. her to marry C. marry D. her marrying

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With the introduction of family planning policies in the 1970s, most Chinese teenagers have no brothers or sisters£®They get to be the beloved£¨ÐÄ°®µÄ£©__36__child£®But they may not realize that they will have to ¡°_37_¡± the love as their__38__ones grow old£®They will have to 39__lots of old people¡ªtheir parents, grandparents, their_ 40 _parents and grandparents£®China is becoming_41 country£®

According to the United Nations, an aging society refers to one 42 10 percent or more of the population is over 60, or 7 percent or more is over 65. According to 43 from the Ministry of Civil Affairs, by 2008, Chinese over 60 years old made up 12 percent of the nation¡¯s total population. The 44 for those aged 65 or older was 8.3 percent.

In China, people have a belief that ¡°parents raise children; then the children care for the parents as they get old¡±£®But this__45__is under stress as the market economy puts millions of young Chinese on the road__46__better paying jobs£®They are leaving their parents__47_£®Now many families are looking more to the government than to their__48__for support when they¡¯re old£®China has increased its basic social security£¨»ù±¾Éç»á±£ÏÕ£©plan which is__49__protecting those__50__, including the old, the disabled and others£®These programs are now broad, __51_they are still not highly developed£®

As more people grow__52__, China will have fewer working people, __53__will slow down economic growth£®According to a November 26 report in the Economic Information Daily, an expert said China should __54__its people to have more than one child in the future__55_China should keep its labor population and total population size stable£¨Îȶ¨µÄ£©£® 36£®A£®only B£®lonely C.friendly D£®heartily 37£®A£®take up B£®take back C£®pay back D£®pay for 38£®A£®hated B£®loved C£®tired D£®hearted 39£®A£®care for B£®bring up C£®look for D£®pay attention to 40£®A£®daughter¡¯s or son¡¯s B£®niece¡¯s or nephew¡¯s C£®wife¡¯s or husband¡¯s D£®aunt¡¯s or uncle¡¯s

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It is well-known that fatigue driving(Æ£ÀͼÝÊ»)is very dangerous£®A device that stops drivers from falling asleep at the wheel is about to undergo testing at Department of Transport laboratories and could go on sale within 12 months£®

The device is a kind of system,which is called Driver Alert£¬and it aims to reduce deadly road accidents by 20£¥¡ª40£¥that are caused by tiredness£®Airline pilots can also use it to reduce the 30£¥ of all pilot-error accidents that are related to fatigue£® Driver Alert is based on a computerized wristband£®The device£¬worn by drivers or pilots£¬gives out a sound about every four minutes during a car journey£®After each sound the driver must respond by squeezing the steering wheel£®A sensor in the wristband detects this pressing action and measures the time between the sound and the driver¡¯s response£®

Driver¡¯s response time is directly related to tiredness£®Usually,a watchful driver would take about 400 milliseconds to respond£¬but once that falls to more than 500 milliseconds,it suggests that the driver is getting sleepy£®

In such cases the device gives out more regular and louder sounds£¬showing that the driver should open a window or stop for a rest£®If the driver¡¯s response continues to slow down£¬the sounds become more frequent until a nonstop alarm warns that the driver must stop as soon as possible£®

The device has been delivered to the department¡¯s laboratories for testing£®If these tests£¬ scheduled for six months¡¯time£¬are successful£¬the makers will bring the product to market within about a year£®

56£®According to the text£¬Driver Alert £® A£®aims to reduce tiredness-related accidents B£®has been on sale for12 months C£®has gone through testing at laboratories D£®aims to prevent drivers from sleeping

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57£®How should a driver respond to the sounds from Driver Alert?

A£®By sounding a warning£® B£®By checking the driving time£® C£®By touching the wrist band£® D£®By pressing the steering wheel£® 58£®We Can learn from the text that the driver needs to stop for a break when his

response time is . A£®about 400 milliseconds B£®over 4 seconds C£®over 500 milliseconds D£®about 4 minutes 59£®When the driver gets sleepy while driving£¬Driver Alert £®

A£®moves more regularly B£®opens the window for the driver C£®stops working properly D£®sounds more frequently and loud 60£®What¡¯s the main idea of the last paragraph?

A£®The device is expected to be marketed in about one year£® B£®The device will go through the tests soon£® C£®The tests have been scheduled for six months£® D£®All the drivers will soon use the Driver Alert£®

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GUANGZHOU£ºYoung migrant workers(Ãñ¹¤)left home alone are more likely to commit crimes£¬according to a recent survey£®

Up to 90 percent of migrant workers serving sentences in southern Guangdong province are younger than 26,according to the survey conducted by the human rights research center of Guangzhou University£®

¡°Most young migrant workers who commit crimes were left alone in their

hometowns during their childhood£¬¡±said Xie Jianshe£¬deputy director of the research center£®

The survey polled 72 criminals of the so-called young generation of migrant workers in prisons and found about 80 percent experienced a¡°lonely childhood,¡±without parental care.

Xie attributed their crimes to inadequate education from families in their chil- dhood£®¡°They usually don¡¯t receive higher education£®Inadequate education and less care from parents greatly harmed them£¬¡±Xie said£®

Among those polled£¬up to 76 percent said they went to cities for¡°better life¡±right after quitting school£®¡°Their parents£¬also working in cities£¬don¡¯t know how to care for and educate their children£¬¡±Xie said£®

Young migrant workers are usually involved in robbery£¬gang-related crime£¬according to the survey£®

Up to 81 percent of young criminals are involved in property crimes£®

The new generation of migrant workers usually refers to those born after 1980 who work In cities£®

¡°Unlike their older counterparts£¬the flew generation of migrant workers begin working in cities fight after quitting school£¬without qualified technical training or higher education£¬¡±said Wang Chunguang£¬a researcher with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences£®

Commonly£¬they have a hard-time integrating into the urban lifestyle and work environment£¬ but are unwilling to return home£¬Wang said£®

¡°In terms of work and lifestyle£¬they should be treated the way young£¬urban

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workers are usually treated£¬¡±Wang said£®

A fair policy for employment£¬living education and social security will play a key role to help younger migrant workers integrate(ÈÚÈë) better,Wang said£® 61£®The best title for the paragraph would be .

A£®Young migrant workers B£®Crimes out of lonely childhood C£®Leftover children D£®A key role of policy 62£®What is the message conveyed in the paragraph£¿ A£®The young are more likely to commit crimes£® B£®Most young migrant workers live alone£®

C£®Inadequate education and less parental care do great harm to the young migrant

workers£®

D£®The young migrant workers are hard to integrate with the urban inhabitants£® 63£®Which section of the newspaper is this paragraph taken from?

A£®Social Culture and Arts£® B£®Science and Nature£® C£®Business and Money D£®Sports and Entertainment 64£®According to the passage£¬most young migrant workers committing crimes £®

A£®had a difficult time B£®were disappointed with their lifestyle C£®were satisfied with their life in the city D£®were lacking in care from their parents

65£®In this paragraph the author¡¯s attitude towards the young migrant workers is . A£®critical B.favorable C£®objective D£®cold

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Stand barefoot on the floor£®Now move your stomach muscles and¡°roll¡±them quickly,making waves£®¡°Rolling¡±your stomach is just the first step in learning how to belly dance£®Before the French called it¡±belly dancing£¬¡±the Arabs called it Sharqi,or¡°Oriental Dance£®¡±Although its exact origins are unknown£¬most historians agree it was first performed in Middle Eastern countries£®From there it spread to the Mediterranean£¬North Africa£¬and Asia£® Long before belly dancing became mostly aIl entertainment for mail£¬women belly danced for their female family members before childbirth or weddings without any mail present£®The stomach rolling was believed to help the mother-to-be have a smoother delivery£®It was also a sign of fertility(¶à²ú)and a connection with Mother Nature£®While performing this dance£¬women in scarves and veils would play finger cymbals(ÊÖÖ¸îóîà)along with the music£®They¡¯d also dance with coin belts tied around their waists£®These belts were worn in case the dancer had to run away quickly with the family¡¯s wealth£®Aside from the belts£¬belly dancers would sometimes bring to the stage candles£¬swords,and evcn snakes£®

In the 1950¡¯s£¬belly dancing was outlawed in Egypt and other parts of the Middle East Even today,it is illegal to show belly dancing on television£®Belly dancing is still forbidden in parts of the Middle East today£¬but enjoyed by both men and women in other parts of the world£®

66£®Which of the following statements is true?

A£®Belly dancing was originally performed for women by women£®

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