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; Z; V R- M9 D4 O0 w2 O1 There are many arguments for and against television.; Z+ X# @$ [, n+ F! e
The poor quality of its program is often criticized and TV
! f9 x7 W% G# E' Icommercials are also boring. So television is undoubtedly 1.__________3 B- }1 `+ i9 {4 X
a great comfort to many lonely and elderly people.9 z4 F5 P+ o$ X* j
2 The manager of a large office building had received, B! j: l( w3 y% _0 T% R
many complains about elevator service in the building,
" p3 l+ ?' P2 Y1 Y( l5 rbut he engaged a group of engineers to study the situation 2.__________. B# F, v6 F) {3 ?( Z" j
and make recommendation for improvement.8 N% ~8 C4 Z4 u8 u' E' Y! y; D. i
3 We asked a lady, who replied that she thought
& y& F7 h" Y: A( S5 h& a4 zyou could tell a well-mannered person by the way1 K5 r* S$ G8 M8 x
they occupied the space around them——for example,
2 }. W& g2 k! x2 [8 b0 Rwhen such person walks down a street he or she is
2 E" x3 b9 [' E8 s; [5 z* s1 _- Mconstantly unaware of others. Such people never 3.__________
5 J2 d5 y, g( v& |9 O# o3 d* l% \bump into other people.% a, k# q4 r# z4 b8 F8 g
4 Until the very latest moment of his existence,2 K9 _. I/ x8 Y
man has been bound the planet on which he
, C0 j& q- O( Q( _" f+ Ooriginated and developed. Now he has the capability
$ N9 B8 z- T: Z% w7 ]2 Fto leave that planet and move out into the universe to8 f% ?/ [% r6 t# H1 C, J( _& ^
those worlds which he has known previously only directly. 4.__________
' ~1 @/ b" ^* [. C( x/ L- `3 `5 One major decision which faces the American
; [8 g& u9 _ A. h; i" l8 lstudents ready to begin higher education is the. b* Y* G A1 h, w: R
choice of attending a large university or a small
6 i) a% I, D8 J4 {college. The large university provides a wide range of
; M* d D0 O& G. L/ H! U- ]specialized departments as well as numerous courses, Q7 G/ T- l( q( b6 J3 l% X1 B% I
within such departments. The small college, therefore, 5.__________
4 m, i4 F( U0 Cgenerally provides a limited number of courses' W2 C9 ` H. h k+ L8 B! f
and specializations but offers a better student-faculty9 L: A: Q0 ~: |) p, c9 |4 M
ratio, thus permitting individualized attention to students.
* e F. l1 |. X( I& s6 Music the Johnny has learned to appreciate as7 D: _+ J" |2 F; |, ~' G; Q
unpleasant is just dull noise to Jimmy——and quite 6.__________
0 l: g2 c0 [9 r2 K( fpossible, vice versa./ s$ H: [% [" z6 {. Z
7 We are learning, finally, that silence is a natural
u3 P3 V' e9 Tresource and must be protected by law. It appears
( _$ G* H4 n# ?6 D, Bthat we all find company in sound, if we all 7.__________
$ s6 b7 F/ {! K: |! Zdemand a little quiet from time to time./ a1 ?2 x" F+ I
8 The farmer aroused at down or before it and
% w% K0 g# ~; q5 @had much work to do, with his own muscles as his
u( X$ b5 Q# X2 t5 qchief source of power. He used axes, spades and 8.__________; ~/ O. X, m4 M1 d Z
other complicated tools.: h$ R o. w! L; n+ S* r! M
9 Whether women who have started a career
2 g/ i) T) r y0 b( ?will attain pay equality with men rests on at least: _1 i; I4 P' {0 o: }0 W
two factors. First, will most of them continue
7 b! y7 \- h0 jpart-time at their jobs after they have children? A 9.__________8 X: _- r: S! \& ]2 F+ s9 `
break in their employment, or a decision to work
/ O8 u. M/ F6 q* a9 Dpart-time, will slow their raises and promotions as! ^" x- ~' [* o+ Z" `
it would for men." X( D# Q1 P/ j* Y+ N' P+ F7 \/ S( m) g
10 Whether true or not, the story illustrates the, L% c$ j/ W- g3 @5 ]5 U
problem with idioms. They are almost possible to 10.__________
, I) s- t/ Y' p* H) T- F. Y; j: hunderstand from the meanings of the individual
7 }7 X! v6 k' X0 ewords. And with English idioms, even the same: k8 [3 I- @: E( `' o: S
words may have different meanings. ! T. I0 v1 i+ Y; _" v8 D5 g. Y, a
答案:: ?/ n: _3 n9 T E
1.undoubtedly---doubtedly 2.but----so 3.unaware--aware 4.directly---indirectly 5.therefore----howeven 6.and---but 7.no^sound 8.and^on 9.aftert---before 10.possible---inpossible |