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The woman with whom he fell in love left him after a month.
The garage owner from whom I bought the car said he would repair it.
Bob Smith: “Murder is one of the least frequently committed crimes.” (to report)
The spokesman: “There are three main risks in viewing media violence.” (to state)
The Prime Minister: “We’ll reduce crime figures in the next five years.” (to announce)
The doctor: “Yes, people are getting more fearful of violence.” (to agree)
The teacher: “Schoolchildren watch too many violent films.” (to complain) 回答
The teenager: “Violent films on TV are not bad for me.” (to deny)
The father: “I will take you all to the cinema tomorrow.” (to promise)
The witness: “I saw them start the fight.” (to claim)
Poll reveals TV news too negative A recent Time/CNN poll in the USA has discovered that 75% of people agreed that the news media is "sensationalist", 63% found it "too negative" and 73% said they are " (1)____ the accuracy" of the news they are receiving. Local news programmes in the USA are so dominated by stories of violence and crime (2)____ other topics like government, education and the environment are left with little airtime. Network broadcaster John Walters claimed, “This lack of information has (3)____ negative feelings towards the media.” Crime reports, which often serve (4)____ lead stories, make up an average of 30.2% of news time on local TV news programmes in the USA. Media researcher Bob Smith reported, “53% of crime reports are about murder, but it is one of the least frequently (5)____ crimes.” Another media study revealed that 42% of all local TV news broadcasts are stories about crime, disaster and war. One possible reason (6)____ this is that local television news is ratings driven. Some market research suggests that viewers like to see stories of crime and violence, (7)____ increases the ratings of newscasts. Higher ratings mean higher advertising revenues. Mike Adams, a television executive, explained, "The increase in crime reports is because, (8)____ , almost half the money a local station makes comes from news." Many experts believe a steady diet of violence-oriented news broadcasts has serious effects. A spokesman for the National Television Violence Committee stated, “There are three main risks associated (9)____ viewing media violence. People learn aggressive behaviour. They become desensitised (10)____ real-world violence. These lead to an increased fear of being a victim of violence, resulting in mistrust of others.” 1. A. sure about B. doubt about C. sceptical about D. interested in 2. A. what B. that C. which D. – 3. A. resulted from B. been caused by C. leaded to D. resulted in 4. A. as B. with C. in D. – 5. A. commit B. committing C. committed D. to commit 6. A. with B. for C. in D. at 7. A. that B. what C. which D. – 8. A. in average B. on general C. in the whole D. on average 9. A. to B. with C. at D. and 10. A. to B. with C.at D. in
— You may have seen this film. — _________________. 选择一项： A. It was shown the next week B. You may have seen it too C. Actually, I haven’t seen it yet D. It is said to cost much money
— I really enjoy pop music. What’s your favorite? — _________________. 选择一项： A. So did I B. Yes, I like pop music very much C. I don’t like pop music at all D. Well, actually I like classical music
— Whose car is this? — _________________. 选择一项： A. It’s my uncle’s B. It’s my uncle C. It’s a Japanese car D. My uncle made it
This is the dictionary ______________ I depend a lot whenever I have problems with new words. 选择一项： A. on which B. with which C. for which D. in which
The garage owner from whom I bought the car said he would repair it.
Bob Smith: “Murder is one of the least frequently committed crimes.” (to report)
The spokesman: “There are three main risks in viewing media violence.” (to state)
The Prime Minister: “We’ll reduce crime figures in the next five years.” (to announce)
The doctor: “Yes, people are getting more fearful of violence.” (to agree)
The teacher: “Schoolchildren watch too many violent films.” (to complain) 回答
The teenager: “Violent films on TV are not bad for me.” (to deny)
The father: “I will take you all to the cinema tomorrow.” (to promise)
The witness: “I saw them start the fight.” (to claim)
Poll reveals TV news too negative A recent Time/CNN poll in the USA has discovered that 75% of people agreed that the news media is "sensationalist", 63% found it "too negative" and 73% said they are " (1)____ the accuracy" of the news they are receiving. Local news programmes in the USA are so dominated by stories of violence and crime (2)____ other topics like government, education and the environment are left with little airtime. Network broadcaster John Walters claimed, “This lack of information has (3)____ negative feelings towards the media.” Crime reports, which often serve (4)____ lead stories, make up an average of 30.2% of news time on local TV news programmes in the USA. Media researcher Bob Smith reported, “53% of crime reports are about murder, but it is one of the least frequently (5)____ crimes.” Another media study revealed that 42% of all local TV news broadcasts are stories about crime, disaster and war. One possible reason (6)____ this is that local television news is ratings driven. Some market research suggests that viewers like to see stories of crime and violence, (7)____ increases the ratings of newscasts. Higher ratings mean higher advertising revenues. Mike Adams, a television executive, explained, "The increase in crime reports is because, (8)____ , almost half the money a local station makes comes from news." Many experts believe a steady diet of violence-oriented news broadcasts has serious effects. A spokesman for the National Television Violence Committee stated, “There are three main risks associated (9)____ viewing media violence. People learn aggressive behaviour. They become desensitised (10)____ real-world violence. These lead to an increased fear of being a victim of violence, resulting in mistrust of others.” 1. A. sure about B. doubt about C. sceptical about D. interested in 2. A. what B. that C. which D. – 3. A. resulted from B. been caused by C. leaded to D. resulted in 4. A. as B. with C. in D. – 5. A. commit B. committing C. committed D. to commit 6. A. with B. for C. in D. at 7. A. that B. what C. which D. – 8. A. in average B. on general C. in the whole D. on average 9. A. to B. with C. at D. and 10. A. to B. with C.at D. in
— You may have seen this film. — _________________. 选择一项： A. It was shown the next week B. You may have seen it too C. Actually, I haven’t seen it yet D. It is said to cost much money
— I really enjoy pop music. What’s your favorite? — _________________. 选择一项： A. So did I B. Yes, I like pop music very much C. I don’t like pop music at all D. Well, actually I like classical music
— Whose car is this? — _________________. 选择一项： A. It’s my uncle’s B. It’s my uncle C. It’s a Japanese car D. My uncle made it
This is the dictionary ______________ I depend a lot whenever I have problems with new words. 选择一项： A. on which B. with which C. for which D. in which