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Module3BodyLanguageandNon-verbal第一节:单项填空(15115分Whatourteachersaid A.surprisedB.surpriseC.issurprisedD.isHe,aswellashisparents, toLondonA.hasgoneB.hasbeenC.havegoneD.have peopleineverypartoftheworld theA.with; B.with,throughC.through,throughD.through, MarxwasborninGermanyandGermanwashisnative------- A.SowasEngelsB.SoEngelswasC.SoitwaswithEngelsD.Engleswas25.Heisusedto themattersthatIdon’tknow dealingwith,whattodowithdealingwith;howtodealdowith;whattododowith;howtodeal Sorry,Ann.I’mafraidthatIcan’tgotothemagicshowbyDavidwith whoknowswhenhewillbebackhereItdoesn’tmatter.B.DoasyouC.Whata D.TakeitItcouldbeusedtoexpressideasaswellas A.storiesB.animalsC.objectsD.Estimates(估计)ofthevalueofhisproperty(财产) from500millionRMBto800millionRMB.A.exchangeB.countC.formD.Shewillhavetobe forherA.onoperatedB.operatedonC.operatedD.operatingTheengine smoke A.givesupB.givesinC.givesawayD.gives thepunishmentwasunjust,heaccepteditwithoutcomA.SolongasB.EventhoughC.SinceD. hegoes,JuanmakesnewfriendsandhaswonderfulA.HoweverB.WhereverC.WheneverD.Hefelloffhisbike,andhadhis A.breakB.breakingC.tobreakD. Whatareyougoingtodothis-I’llprobablygoforawalklateron itstaysA.asfarasB.solongasC.evenifDas35.Johnmayphonetonight.Idon’twanttogoout heA.incaseB.inthatcaseC.so D.in第二节完型填空(201.20分36—55各题所给的四个选项(A、BCD)Acollegestudentat15,aprofessoratStanfordUniversityat26,andadvisortotheUSat35,CondolezzaRicehasalwaysbeenahighachiever.Nowher hascomeas ColonPowelltobetheUS’s femaleSecretaryofAsthetopdiplomat(官),Ricebecamethehighest-rankingblackwomaninthehistoryoftheUSernment.Buthersuccesscameas39surprisetothepeoplewhoknewherwell.“Noone40 havethoughtdecadesagothiskidwouldonedaysitintheWhiteHouse.Butshewasalwayssuchararecombinationof41andcharm();Itjustseemssoright,”saidWoolfolk,achildhoodfriendofRice.RicewasbornonNovember14,1954inAlabamaatthattimeaveryracist偏见的)southernAmericanstate,herchildhoodworldwas42totheblackpartsoftown.Butshe lostherbeliefinherabilitytoAsanonlychild,youngRicewastoldtoworkhardtosucceed.“Towithwhitechildren,youhavetobetwiceasgoodasthem,threetimesasgoodtobeatthem,”saidherfather,vice-ofacollege.Itwasa45thatshetookto46,Rice’sfatherandmusicteachermotherhadenoughmoneytopayforherprivate47 .Ricestartedyingthepianoagedthree,48 firstperformanceatfourand49 firstinanationalpianocompetitionforteenagers.Sheevendreamedofbeinga(n)50 ,butduringcollege,aspeechoninternationalrelationsopenedanotherdoorforher.Shestartedtostudyandgotherdoctor’sRiceisalsogoodatlanguagesand52.ShespeaksFrench,RussianandSpanish.Sheystennis,dancesballetandisa(n)53 “Riceisoneofthemost54 Bushsenior,whoinvitedRivetotheNationalSecurityCouncil(国家安全事务委员会)ashisSovietexpertin1989.Buthernewjobwillnotbeeasy.Shemust55USrelationswithEurope,whichsufferedovertheIraqWarandallthetroublethatexistsintheArabworld.36.A.revolutionB.achievementC.prejudice37.A.abolishesB.re 55.A.deal B.takeadvantageofC.benefitfromD.setanexample(20240分阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、CD)中,选出最佳选项。StudentswhosaytheyneverorhardlyeveruseddictionariesoftenspeakEnglishwellbutusuallywritepoorly,becausetheymakemanymistakes.Thestudentswhousedictionariesmostdonotlearnespeciallywelleither.Theoneswholookupeveryworddonotreadfast.Thereforetheydonothavetimetoreadmuch.Thosewhousesmalltwo-languagedictionarieshavetheworstproblems.TheirdictionariesoftengiveoneortwowordsasatranslationofEnglish.ButoneEnglishwordhasmanyEnglishtranslationsin.Themostsuccessfulstudentsarethosewhouselargecollegeeditiondictionarieswithabout100,000wordsbutdonotusethemoften,Whentheyarereadingthesestudentsfirsttrytogetthegeneralideaandunderstandthenewwordsfromthecontext.Thentheyreadandusethedictionarytolookuponly thattheystilldonotunderstand.Theyusedictionariesmoreforwriting.Alsoiftheythinkanounmighthaveanunusualpluralformoraverbmighthaveanunusualpastform,theychecktheseinadictionary.Thewritertendstothink Chooseagooddictionary,andyouwillsucceedinlearningB.DictionariesarenotnecessarytothestudentswholearnC.itisveryimportantforthestudentstousegooddictionariesproperlyD.usingdictionariesveryoftencan’thelptoimproveThisarticle ls Thosestudentsshouldusesmalltwo-languageWhatweretheeffectsofsmalltwo-languageWhystudentsshoulduselargecollegeeditionWhatkindofdictionarystudentsshouldchooseandhowtouseThefunctionofthefirstsentenceofthethirdparagraph toformacollectinglinkbetweentheprecedingandthetoraisethemainpointofthethirdtoendthesubjecttalkedaboutinthefirsttwotochangethesubjecttotalkaboutsomethingWhichofthefollowingisnottalkedaboutintheHowtomakegooduseofadictionary B.WhentouseadictionaryC.HowtoimprovespokenEnglish D.HowtopracticereadingfastBNatesufferedadevastatingblowwhenhelosthisjob.Hisbosshadspokenrudely,“Yourservicesarenolongerneeded.”Nateleftthebuildingfilledwithdespair.Bythetimehereachedhome,hewasinadeepdepression.Whenheenteredhishouse,heblurtedouttohiswifeSophia,“Ilostmyjob.Iamacomplete,utterfailure.”Atensesilencefollowed.ThenascreptacrossSophia’sface.“Whatgreatnews!”sheresponded.“Nowyoucanwritethebookyouhavealwayswantedtowrite.”“ButIhavenojobandnoprospect(hope)ofajob,”heobjected,compleyhope.“IfIstruggletobeanauthor,thenwhatwillweliveon?Wherewillthemoneycomefrom?”Sophiatookherhusbandbythehandandledhimtothekitchen,openingadrawer;shetookoutaboxthatwasfullofcash.“Whereonearthdidyougetthis?”Nategasped.“Towhomdoesitbelong?”“It’sours!”Sophiareplied.“Ialwaysknewthatonedayyouwould eagreatwriterifonlyyouweregiventhechance.Fromthemoneyyougavemeforhousekeeeveryweek,IhavesavedasmuchasIcouldsoyouwouldhaveyourchance.Nowthereisenoughtolastusawholeyear.”Whatasurprise!Whatencouragement!Whatawife!Theunemployedhusbanddidconcentrateonwritingthatyear,andthenovelhewrotebecamealirymasterpiece.ThebookisTheScarletLetter.Sophiahadanevengreaterachievement,andsheturnedNathanielHawthornefromapoorclerkintoaworldfamousmaster.WhatwouldbethebesttitlefortheA.Agreatwriter’sstruggletoC.GreatencouragementforTheScarletD.FailureisthemotherofTheunderlinedsentenceinthefirstparagraph SophiawasverydisappointedtoheartheNatewastoosadtospeakanySophiawasthinkingofhowtoencourageBothhusbandandwifehadnoideawhattoSophiasavedmoney SheknewherhusbandwouldlosehisjoboneSheknewtheirlifewouldbeinShewasverycarefulwithShewastryingtohelpherhusbandineverypossibleFromthepassagewecanknowthatSophia kindandbrave B.carefulandencouragingC.helpfulandwarm-hearted D.cleveranddeterminedCTiredofworkinginYourWithover500instructorsand20yearsofexperience,wearetheleaderinthefieldteachingforeignlanguages.WenowhavepositionsopeninOsakastartingSeptember/October2004forinstructorsofEnglish,German,Spanish,andFrench.Teachmanydifferentkindsofclassesusingthelatesttechnologyinsmallclassesupto3studentsmodation(住宿),andothernecessary swillbereadybeforeyouleave.ApplicantswillteachtheirfirstlanguageExcellentteachertrainingprogramsapplynow.Experienceinteachingisanadvantagebutnotspeciallyrequired.KnowledgeoftheJapaneselanguageisnotnecessarybutgoodEnglishskillsandpracticalcomputerknowledgearebasicrequirements.ApplywithC.V.andsendletters34,Bd.Haussmann,75009Paris,Fax:OrvisitourThemanagerexpectstomeetandtalkwithsuccessfulapplicantsinParisinJuneandWhatisthepurposeoftheTointroducealanguageschoolinTohirelanguageteacherstoworkinTodescribeworkingconditionsinTomakecleartherequirementsforJapaneseWeknowfromthetextthatthosewhoaregoingtoJapanwill 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D.speakseverallanguagesDSheepSmarterthanLondon—Sheep,liketurkeysandostriches,arenotconsideredthemostcleveranimals.BritishscientistssaidlastWednesdayhumansmayhaveunderestimatedthewoollycreature.Theycouldbemuchsmarterthanwethink.ResearchersattheBabrahamInstituteinCambridge,southernEngland,haveshownthattheanimalshaveagoodmemorysystemandareextremelygoodatrecognizingfaces—whichtheythinkisasuresignofinligence.BehavioralscientistKeithKendrickandhisfriendstrained20sheeptorecognizeanddistinguish(区别)25pairsofsheepfacesandusedelectrodes(电极)tomeasuretheirbrainactivity,whichshowedtheycouldremember50facesforuptotwoyears.“Iftheycandothatwithfaces,thefactisthattheyhavetohavereasonableinligence;otherwise,whichisthepointofhavingasystemforrememberingfacesandnotrememberinganythingelse?”Kendricksaidinaninterview.SohoursofseeminglymindlesseatinggrassmaynotbesomindlessafterKendrickbelievessheepgottheirreputation(名声)asdumb(unabletospeak,uninligence)animalsbecausetheyliveinlargegroupsanddonotappeartohavemuchindividuality(个性)andarefrightenedofjustabouteverything.“Allanimals,includinghumans,oncetheyarefrightened,don’ttendtoshowofinligentaction,”heexinedInresearchreportedinthesciencejournalNatureKendrickandhisteamshowedthatsheep,likehuman,haveaspecializedsysteminthebrainwhichallowsthemtodistinguish(区分)betweenmanydifferentfaceswhichlookextremelysimilar.“Themostimportantfinding(ofthestudy)isthattheyareable,bothfrombehaviouralpointofviewandfromlookingatthewaythebrainisorganized,torememberalargenumberofindividualsforaverylongtime,”saidKendrick.“Itisverystrangesystem.TheyareshowingsimilarabilitiesinmanywaystoFromthefirstparagraphwecanfind PeopleusedtothinksheeparesmarterthantheotherPeopleusedtoraisesheepinawrongPeopledon’tconsidersheepascleverPeoplehavedonealotofresearchonFromwhatKendricksaidintheinterviewwelearn Scientistshavelearnedalotaboutsheep’sin B.Scientistshavelearnedlittleaboutsheep’sin C.Scientistcan’tdoanythingmoreaboutsheep’smemoryD.Scientistsdonothavetoresearchanimals’memoryAsisknownintheSheepareamongtheweekItisnotrightforpeopletoraisesheepinWhensheepeatgrassinthefieldtheirmindsmaybeIfpeoplefeelfrightened,they e第Ⅱ卷(45分阅读下面短文,然后用英语简洁回答文后所给的五个问题(每题答案不超过个单词AlittleoldcouplewalkedslowlyintoMcDonald’sonecoldwinterevening.Theytookatablenearthebackwall,andthenthelittleoldmanwalkedtothecashregister(收银台toorderAfterashortwhilehegotthefoodbackandtheybegantounwrapTherewasonehamburger,oneorderofFrenchfriesandonedrink.ThelittlemancarefullycutthehamburgerinhalfanddividedtheFrenchfriesintwopiles.Thenheneatlycedthehalfofthefoodinfrontofhiswife.Hetookasip(啜)ofthedrinkandhiswifetookasip.“WhatapooroldThecrowdAsthemanbegantoeathishamburgerandhisFrenchfries,hiswifesattherewatchinghimandtookturnstodrink.Ayoungmancameover .Heofferedtobuyanothermealforthem.Buttheyrefusedpoliyandsaidthattheygotusedtosharingeverything.Thenayoungladyaskedaquestionofthelittleoldlady.“Madam,whyaren’tyoueating?Yousaidthatyoushareeverything.Whatisitthatyouarewaitingfor?”“Theteeth,”sheWhat’sthebesttitleofthepassage?(Pleaseanswerwithin10Whichsenten

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