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综合英语(二)年月真题
0079520234
1、【单选题】TheancientEgyptiansbelievedthatallhumanillnesseswere
relatedto()waseaten.
that
it
A:
what
B:
which
C:
答D:案:C
2、【单选题】Iwasmovedtotears.Rarely()suchatouchingstory.
Ihadbeenheardof
hadIheardof
A:
hadIbeenheardof
B:
Ihadheardof
C:
答D:案:B
3、【单选题】Susanwasabsentfromclasstodaybecauseshegotherfingers()in
thedoor.
catching
tocatch
A:
catch
B:
caught
C:
答D:案:D
4、【单选题】Americanwomenwere()therighttovoteuntil1920.
ignored
refused
A:
denied
B:
neglected
C:
答D:案:C
5、【单选题】I'llcometothepartywithyou()youdon'twearthoseridiculous
trousers.
onconditionthat
byreasonthat
A:
forfearthat
B:
inorderthat
C:
答D:案:A
6、【单选题】()manydifferentkindsofmammalsI'veeverseen,thesetwoare
themostsensitivetohumanlanguage.
From
Of
A:
For
B:
With
C:
答D:案:B
7、【单选题】Itisrequiredthatyou()yourhomeworkbeforethedeadline.
shallhandin
musthandin
A:
couldhandin
B:
handin
C:
答D:案:D
8、【单选题】Thereisalways()forimprovementinyourthesisnomatterhow
longyouhavealreadyworkedonit.
field
place
A:
area
B:
room
C:
答D:案:D
9、【单选题】Inagoodmarriage,bothhusbandandwifeworkhardtosolve
whateverproblemsthatmay().
rise
raise
A:
arise
B:
arouse
C:
答D:案:C
10、【单选题】ThischancemeetingattheYoungLeadersForumwasthestartof
a(n)()friendshipbetweenthetwo.
enduring
consistent
A:
durable
B:
existing
C:
答D:案:A
11、【单选题】Therearemanyinconveniencesthathavetobe()whenyouareona
campingtrip.
putoff
putupwith
A:
takenoff
B:
takenupwith
C:
答D:案:B
12、【单选题】ThomasEdisonsaidthatageniusissupposedtobe()onepercent
inspirationand99percentperspiration.
constructedby
establishedby
A:
consistedof
B:
composedof
C:
答D:案:D
13、【单选题】Hewouldratherbepoorthan()moneybydishonestmethods.
getting
toget
A:
get
B:
got
C:
答D:案:C
14、【单选题】Likeherhusband,sheisalso30andanativeofGlasgow,butthe
()endsthere.
relationship
similarity
A:
sentiment
B:
C:
sympathy
答D:案:B
15、【单选题】It'stimeyouandIreachedanagreementonour()duties.
respective
respected
A:
respectful
B:
respectable
C:
答D:案:A
16、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.16.
calmingdown
waitingon
A:
caringfor
B:
dealingwith
C:
答D:案:C
17、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.17.
countless
future
A:
current
B:
young
C:
答D:案:A
18、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.18.
stuffed
born
A:
faced
B:
equipped
C:
答D:案:B
19、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.19.
so
since
A:
and
B:
but
C:
答D:案:D
20、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.20.
watching
seeing
A:
reviewing
B:
noticing
C:
答D:案:A
21、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.21.
chances
challenges
A:
dangers
B:
fears
C:
答D:案:C
22、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.22.
attempt
ambition
A:
strength
B:
ability
C:
D:
答案:D
23、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.23.
as
like
A:
among
B:
between
C:
答D:案:A
24、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.24.
apart
alone
A:
solely
B:
privately
C:
答D:案:B
25、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.25.
forgivable
flexible
A:
B:
selective
sensitive
C:
答D:案:B
26、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.26.
middle
process
A:
presence
B:
face
C:
答D:案:B
27、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.27.
lookto
applyto
A:
relateto
B:
stickto
C:
答D:案:A
28、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.28.
commercial
spiritual
A:
emotional
B:
economical
C:
答D:案:C
29、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolfancestors.Domesticationrequiresthe(22)toadapttodifferent
surroundings.Somedogslivewithhumanfamilies(23)pets,withnootherdogs
around.Othersworkhardfortheirhumanmasters,(24)orcooperativelyinagroup.
Theyusuallymanageverywelltofitintotheroleexpectedofthem.Inorderto
beabletomaketheseadaptations,dogshavebecomevery(25);theirbehaviorcan
beeasilymoldedtofithumanneeds.Inthe(26)ofadaptingtocaptivity,dogs
havealsocometodependonhumansfortheirsurvivalandto(27)themforfood
andformeetingtheir(28)needs.Thedogreliesonhumanstohelpitlearnwhat
itneedstoknow,(29)thewolfcountsonitselfandonitspackmatesfornew
knowledge.Thewolf'smentalityservesitwellinthe(30),andthedog's
mentalitymakesittheidealhelpmateforhumans.Bothanimalshavethekindof
intelligencetheyneedtosurviveintheenvironmentinwhichtheylive.29.
unless
because
A:
although
B:
while
C:
答D:案:D
30、【单选题】Wolvesliveinaworldthatrequirescertainpredictablekindsof
behavior.Theymustbeabletocooperateinthehuntandin(16)theiryoung.Much
oftheirbehaviorisbasedoninstinctsthathaveservedthemfor(17)generations.
Butwolvesmustalsobeabletolearnfromobservationandfromtheirown
experience.Theymaybe(18)withanurgetochaseandbite,(19)theactual
techniquestheyusetobringdownpreycooperativelyarelearnedfrom(20)others
inthepackandfrompractice.Experiencealsohelpsteachwolvesabout(21)in
theirenvironment,suchassteeltrapsorthegunsofhunters.Overmany
thousandsofyearsoflivingwithpeople,dogshavebecomequitedifferentfrom
theirwolf
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