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Gasoline is processed from ________ oil.
A、 raw
B、 rough
C、 crude
D、 tough
Petroleum is to industry ________ blood is to man. A、 that B、 as if C、 what D、 which
She doesn.t have the ______ to move that suitcase alone. A、 strong B、 strength C、 pressure D、 attitude
Having missed the last bus, Bob had no alternative ________ a taxi home though he did not like the idea. A、 to take B、 but take C、 but to take D、 but taking
We were overjoyed at the news of China ________ her own man-made satellite. A、 to have launched B、 to launch C、 launched D、 having launched
The news quickly spread through the village ________ the war had ended A、 which B、 what C、 that D、 where
I am afraid that his phone number has slipped my ________for the moment. A、 head B、 brain C、 mind D、 sense
--- How’s your family? ---____________. A、 Thanks all the same B、 Thanks for calling C、 Not too bad D、 Don’t mention it
Manhattan, the smallest island in New York, is one of the five boroughs. When people say “New York City” they usually mean Manhattan 1 it is the real center of the city. The most important banks, shops and museums of New York City are there. In 1605 the first Europeans from Holland bought the 2 from the American Indians for a few glass necklaces 3 about $26. Now five million people work in Manhattan every day 4 only 1,500,000 of them live here. Many live in 5 and come to work on the subway. Wall Street in Manhattan is a street of “skyscrapers”. It is the 6 heart of the U.S.A. and the most important banking center in the world. There are many incredible and high buildings 7 Americans invented and built 8 and higher than anyone else. Perhaps the two 9 spectacular skyscrapers in New York floors shine 10 pure gold. (1) A 、 although B 、 while C 、 because D 、 but (2) A 、 sea B 、 land C 、 island D 、 city (3) A 、 worthilyB 、 worthy C 、 worthy of D 、 worth (4) A 、 Since B 、 Thus C 、 However D 、 Therefore (5) A 、 center B 、 suburbs C 、 farms D 、 countryside (6) A 、 cultural B 、 industrial C 、 financial D 、 political (7) A 、 where B 、 in which C 、 which D 、 in that (8) A 、 fast B 、 quickly C 、 further D 、 faster (9) A 、 most B 、 much C 、 many D 、 more (10) A 、 alike B 、 like C 、 the same D 、 same
Every human being, 1 what he is doing, gives off body heat. The usual problem is 2 dispose of it. But the designers of the Johnstown campus of the University of Pittsburgh set themselves the 3 problem — how to collect body heat. They have designed a collection system which utilizes 4 body heat, but the heat given off by such objects 5 light bulbs and refrigerators as well. The system works so well 6 no conventional fuel is needed 7 the campus. six buildings comfortable. Some parts of most modern buildings—theatres and offices 8 classrooms—are more than amply heated by people and lights and sometimes must be air-conditioned 9 in winter. The technique of 10 heat and redistributing it is called "heat recover". (1) A 、 though B 、 no matter C 、 however D 、 in spite of (2) A 、 how to B 、 how C 、 what D 、 what to (3) A 、 similar B 、 wrong C 、 opposing D 、 opposite (4) A 、 both B 、 not only C 、 as well as D 、 neither (5) A 、 for example B 、 like C 、 of D 、 as (6) A 、 which B 、 then C 、 that D 、 therefore (7) A 、 make B 、 to be made C 、 to makeD 、 making (8) A 、 including B 、 as well as C 、 with D 、 as well (9) A 、 even B 、 so C 、 ever D 、 much (10) A 、 saving B 、 being saved C 、 disposing D 、 being disposed
All the useful energy at the surface of the earth comes from the activity of the sun. The sun heats and feeds mankind. Each year it 1 men with two hundred million tons of grain and 2 ten million tons of wood. Coal，oil，natural gas，and all other 3 are stored-up energy from the sun. It was collected by the plants as carbon compounds and stored 4 ago. Even waterpower comes from the sun. Water 5 into vapor by the sun falls as rain. It runs 6 the mountains and is converted to electric power. Light transmits only the energy 7 comes from the sun’s outer layers，and 8 of this energy that is directed toward the earth never arrives. About 9 of it is absorbed by the atmosphere of the earth. In 10 ，the earth itself gets only one half-billionth of the sun’s entire output of radiant energy. (1) A 、 gathers B 、 produces C 、 provides D 、 sends (2) A 、 hardly B 、 merely C 、 really D 、 nearly (3) A 、 fuels B 、 solids C 、 soils D 、 materials (4) A 、 years B 、 ages C 、 times D 、 generations (5) A 、 turns d B 、 turning C 、 turned D 、 is turned (6) A 、 up B 、 down C 、 around D 、 into (7) A 、 that B 、 what C 、 where D 、 because (8) A 、 little B 、 a little C 、 much D 、 few (9) A 、 nine-ten B 、 ninth-ten C 、 nine-tenth D 、 nine-tenths (10) A 、 place B 、 fact C 、 form D 、 part
Why did Nick take off his parachute? A、 Because it was too heavy for him to carry. B、 Because the rear-gun position was very small. C、 Because he would feel safer without it. D、 Because it was not allowed to wear a parachute in the rear-gun position.
Why did Nick have to jump without the parachute? A、 Because it could not be found. B、 Because it could not be opened. C、 Because it caught fire. D、 Because it was stuck under the seat.
What did Nick have to decide to do when the plane burst into flames? A、 Whether to jump without a parachute and maybe die. B、 Whether to remain in the plane and maybe escape death. C、 Whether to fight the fire and maybe bum to death. D、 Whether to wait for the plane to make a dangerous landing.
Nick was saved by ________. A、 a German soldier. B、 the soft ground C、 a large fir tree D、 a German farmer
Petroleum is to industry ________ blood is to man. A、 that B、 as if C、 what D、 which
She doesn.t have the ______ to move that suitcase alone. A、 strong B、 strength C、 pressure D、 attitude
Having missed the last bus, Bob had no alternative ________ a taxi home though he did not like the idea. A、 to take B、 but take C、 but to take D、 but taking
We were overjoyed at the news of China ________ her own man-made satellite. A、 to have launched B、 to launch C、 launched D、 having launched
The news quickly spread through the village ________ the war had ended A、 which B、 what C、 that D、 where
I am afraid that his phone number has slipped my ________for the moment. A、 head B、 brain C、 mind D、 sense
--- How’s your family? ---____________. A、 Thanks all the same B、 Thanks for calling C、 Not too bad D、 Don’t mention it
Manhattan, the smallest island in New York, is one of the five boroughs. When people say “New York City” they usually mean Manhattan 1 it is the real center of the city. The most important banks, shops and museums of New York City are there. In 1605 the first Europeans from Holland bought the 2 from the American Indians for a few glass necklaces 3 about $26. Now five million people work in Manhattan every day 4 only 1,500,000 of them live here. Many live in 5 and come to work on the subway. Wall Street in Manhattan is a street of “skyscrapers”. It is the 6 heart of the U.S.A. and the most important banking center in the world. There are many incredible and high buildings 7 Americans invented and built 8 and higher than anyone else. Perhaps the two 9 spectacular skyscrapers in New York floors shine 10 pure gold. (1) A 、 although B 、 while C 、 because D 、 but (2) A 、 sea B 、 land C 、 island D 、 city (3) A 、 worthilyB 、 worthy C 、 worthy of D 、 worth (4) A 、 Since B 、 Thus C 、 However D 、 Therefore (5) A 、 center B 、 suburbs C 、 farms D 、 countryside (6) A 、 cultural B 、 industrial C 、 financial D 、 political (7) A 、 where B 、 in which C 、 which D 、 in that (8) A 、 fast B 、 quickly C 、 further D 、 faster (9) A 、 most B 、 much C 、 many D 、 more (10) A 、 alike B 、 like C 、 the same D 、 same
Every human being, 1 what he is doing, gives off body heat. The usual problem is 2 dispose of it. But the designers of the Johnstown campus of the University of Pittsburgh set themselves the 3 problem — how to collect body heat. They have designed a collection system which utilizes 4 body heat, but the heat given off by such objects 5 light bulbs and refrigerators as well. The system works so well 6 no conventional fuel is needed 7 the campus. six buildings comfortable. Some parts of most modern buildings—theatres and offices 8 classrooms—are more than amply heated by people and lights and sometimes must be air-conditioned 9 in winter. The technique of 10 heat and redistributing it is called "heat recover". (1) A 、 though B 、 no matter C 、 however D 、 in spite of (2) A 、 how to B 、 how C 、 what D 、 what to (3) A 、 similar B 、 wrong C 、 opposing D 、 opposite (4) A 、 both B 、 not only C 、 as well as D 、 neither (5) A 、 for example B 、 like C 、 of D 、 as (6) A 、 which B 、 then C 、 that D 、 therefore (7) A 、 make B 、 to be made C 、 to makeD 、 making (8) A 、 including B 、 as well as C 、 with D 、 as well (9) A 、 even B 、 so C 、 ever D 、 much (10) A 、 saving B 、 being saved C 、 disposing D 、 being disposed
All the useful energy at the surface of the earth comes from the activity of the sun. The sun heats and feeds mankind. Each year it 1 men with two hundred million tons of grain and 2 ten million tons of wood. Coal，oil，natural gas，and all other 3 are stored-up energy from the sun. It was collected by the plants as carbon compounds and stored 4 ago. Even waterpower comes from the sun. Water 5 into vapor by the sun falls as rain. It runs 6 the mountains and is converted to electric power. Light transmits only the energy 7 comes from the sun’s outer layers，and 8 of this energy that is directed toward the earth never arrives. About 9 of it is absorbed by the atmosphere of the earth. In 10 ，the earth itself gets only one half-billionth of the sun’s entire output of radiant energy. (1) A 、 gathers B 、 produces C 、 provides D 、 sends (2) A 、 hardly B 、 merely C 、 really D 、 nearly (3) A 、 fuels B 、 solids C 、 soils D 、 materials (4) A 、 years B 、 ages C 、 times D 、 generations (5) A 、 turns d B 、 turning C 、 turned D 、 is turned (6) A 、 up B 、 down C 、 around D 、 into (7) A 、 that B 、 what C 、 where D 、 because (8) A 、 little B 、 a little C 、 much D 、 few (9) A 、 nine-ten B 、 ninth-ten C 、 nine-tenth D 、 nine-tenths (10) A 、 place B 、 fact C 、 form D 、 part
Why did Nick take off his parachute? A、 Because it was too heavy for him to carry. B、 Because the rear-gun position was very small. C、 Because he would feel safer without it. D、 Because it was not allowed to wear a parachute in the rear-gun position.
Why did Nick have to jump without the parachute? A、 Because it could not be found. B、 Because it could not be opened. C、 Because it caught fire. D、 Because it was stuck under the seat.
What did Nick have to decide to do when the plane burst into flames? A、 Whether to jump without a parachute and maybe die. B、 Whether to remain in the plane and maybe escape death. C、 Whether to fight the fire and maybe bum to death. D、 Whether to wait for the plane to make a dangerous landing.
Nick was saved by ________. A、 a German soldier. B、 the soft ground C、 a large fir tree D、 a German farmer