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使用说明：为了提高各校高三备课组对高考的研究水平，加强复习 试题 中考模拟试题doc幼小衔接 数学试题 下载云南高中历年会考数学试题下载N4真题下载党史题库下载 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ringD.Thoughremembered42.Hisexplanationwassoclearthateveryonecouldunderstanditwith________.A.possiblytheleasteffortB.theleasteffortpossiblyC.thepossibleleasteffortD.theleastpossibleeffort43.It_______toscientistsofourtimetodeveloppowerfulkillersofSABSvirus.A.hasleftB.isleavingC.isleftD.hadbeenleft44.Thereducedcost_______worldwideuseofthemedicineintreatingtheinfectiousdisease.A.madeitpossibleB.madepossibleC.possiblymadeD.possiblymadeit45.Ididn'texpectthem_______formewhenIarrivedthere.A.towaitB.tobewaitingC.werewaitingD.tohavewaited46._______aboveaverageheight,hehadbroadshouldersandadeepchest.A.ManB.AmanC.TobeamanD.Beingtheman47.Astheredroofsofcottagescame_______view,weknewwewerenotfarfromourdestination.A.forB.toC.withinD.into48.Theboywantedtoridehisbicycleinthestreet,buthismothertoldhim___.A.nottoB.nottodoC.notdoitD.donotto49.E-mail,aswellastelephones,___animportantpartinourdailycommunication.A.haveplayedB.areplayingC.havebeenplayingD.isplaying50.Mynewcomputerworks___theoneIboughtthreeyearsago.A.tentimesasfastasB.tentimesfasterC.tentimesmorethanD.astentimesas51.Herearetwoticketsfortheconcert.Youmayinvite___takesaninterestinittogowithyou.A.whoeverB.nomatterwhoC.anyoneD.whom52.Hasanyoneknownthereason___mayexplainMr.Smith’sabsence?A.whyB.forwhichC.thatD.it53.___notquitecleartosomeofus.A.WhatispollutionB.WhatispollutionisC.WhatpollutionisD.Whatpollutionitis54.Nothavingworkedouttheproblem,___leavetheoffice.A.sohewasnotallowedtoB.andhedidn’twanttoC.theteachercouldn’tmakehimD.hecouldn’tfreehimselfto55.–Wouldyouliketogototheconcertwithme,Mary?--Ihavegotnointerestinit;____,Ihavelotsofworktodo.A.otherwiseB.besidesC.howeverD.therefore56.Jane,______husbandwasnotrichatall,couldnotbuythejewelforher.A.who’sB.whichC.whoseD.her57.Chinaislargerthan____countryinAfrica.A.anyotherB.anyC.otherD.theother58.Americanseat___astheyactuallyneedeveryday.A.twiceproteinasmuchB.proteinasmuchtwiceC.proteinastwicemuchD.twiceasmuchprotein59.___atthedoorbeforeenteringplease.A.KnockB.ToknockC.knockingD.Knocked60．Rosefoundhertoybear_______underthechair.A.hidingB.tohideC.havinghiddenD.hidden61.________yougoontrying,youwillsucceedsomeday.A.AssoonasB.AsfarasC.AslongasD.Aswellas62.E-mail,aswellastelephones,_____animportantpartinourdailylife.A.haveplayedB.areplayingC.isplayingD.play63.---Ican’tfindmydictionary.---You____itintheclassroom.A.mustleaveB.mustforgetC.musthaveforgottenD.musthaveleft64.Isitawonderthat_____littlecellscanstore_____muchenergy?A.so;soB.so;suchC.such;suchD.such;so65.---____________beinthelibrarythisafternoon?---No.VerylikelyI’llbeathomeallday.A.DoyoulikelytoB.WillyoulikelytoC.AreyoulikelytoD.Doyouliketo66.Isn’t_____rude_____himtotalktohismotherlikethat?A.that;forB.that;ofC.it;forD.it;of67.So___thatnofishcanliveinit.A.thelakeisshallowB.shallowthelakeisC.shallowisthelakeD.isthelakeshallow66.Theyoungboy,thoughbigenough,___nothavebeenallowedtoenterthecarrace,buthedid.A.couldB.mustC.wouldD.should67.Hisfamily___ahappyoneandthewholefamily___sportslovers.A.is,areB.are,areC.are,isD.is,is68.Isimplyfollowthetimetable.___thetimetablewillberescheduledisnoneofmybusiness.A.WhatB.WhoC.IfD.Whether69.Goodtechniqueinmedicinemeanslesspainandfewerdeaths,___,itisourdutytomasterit.A.altogetherB.thereforeC.otherwiseD.however70.Iamatleast___age___RobertifIamnotolderthanhe.A.thesame,asB.thesame,withC.assame,asD.assame,with71.Itis____foraboyoffivetoliftthisheavybox.A.muchtooB.toomuchC.somuchD.verymuch72.____butfoolswillbelievewhathesaid.A.NoneB.NothingC.AnythingD.Everything73.Hestoodononeleg,___againstthewall,whilehetookoffhisshoe.A.leanedB.leaningC.beingleanedD.toleanII.Vocabulary1.Howmuchdoespersonalitychangeinadulthood?Aredeclinesinintellectualfunctioningtypicalor__________withaging?A.impossibleB.reliableC.believableD.inevitable2.Isn’titagoodideaforusto__________somemoneyeachmonthtopurchaseacarlikethat?A.A.keptupB.setasideC.laidupD.makeup3.Whatismusic?Somepeopledefineitasanartful__________ofsoundsacrosstime.A.engagementB.appointmentC.arrangementD.enlargement4.ThecollapseoftheWorldTradeCenterhasputUSeconomyinadifficult______.A.occasionB.caseC.backgroundD.situation5.Mothermadeacake______forme.A.speciallyB.especiallyC.particularlyD.essentially6.Hesaidthatdoingpart-timejobsdidnogoodtostudents,butfew______hisview.A.agreedB.permittedC.sharedD.nodded7.Medicalfeesaresohighthatmanypeoplecan’t________aseriousillnessinthatarea.A.offerB.affordC.payD.affect8.Ourcityhasrecentlystartedatrafficsafety________.A.legendB.souvenirC.sacrificeD.campaign9.ItisbelievedthatreservesofpetrolinIraqare________tolastforfiftyyears.A.sufficientB.efficientC.persistentD.effective10.Appreciationofapieceofartwork_______studiesoftheart,theartists,andtheperiodstheylivein.A.consistsB.composesC.containsD.involves11.Today'ssupermarketissobigandcrowdedthateach_______takesanythinguptothreeA.tripB.travelC.returnD.routine12.Anothercompanytriedtogain________totheplansofournewmodelbybribingoneofouremployees.A.accessB.approachC.informationD.knowledge13.Althoughmuchisdonetosupplyenoughforeveryone,_______offoodwilllongbeaworldproblem.A.lackB.shortageC.absenceD.decline14.Archaeologists_______thewallsoftheoldcityatadepthofseveralmetresbelowthesurface.A.determinedB.locatedC.provedD.defined15.Alarge___ofmoneyisspentonimporteveryyear.A.accountB.amountC.numberD.quality16.Theexcessiveuseofnatural____hasthreatenedourexistence.A.sourceB.resourceC.thingsD.materials17.Manyshopsandrestaurantsoffer___priceseverydaytopromotebusiness.A.clearB.regularC.particularD.special18.Thedoorwayislow,so___yourheadwhenyougoin.A.attendB.mindC.protectD.guard19.Shanghai___the2010WorldExpoforallsortsofreasons,forShanghaipeopleanditsgovernmentarefantastic.A.deservesB.rewardsC.recognizesD.awards20.Thereisno___thatalotofdamagehasbeendonebythetyphoonsweepingacrossthecity.A.ideaB.doubtC.hopeD.uncertainty21.Iwasleavingforhome,butonsecond___,IdecidedtogoonworkinguntilIfinishedallthetyping.A.opinionsB.thinkingC.thoughtsD.ideas22.Don'talwaysfind___withothers.Otherwise,you'llmakenoMends.A.faultB.mistakeC.crimeD.guiltIII.ClozeAIfyouwearsocksonyourears,youwon’tbepunished.Crossingastreetagainstaredlightisanothermatter—it’sagainstthelaw.Lawsare__45__rulesmadebygovernments.Theykeeppeaceandcreateorder.__46__peoplebreaklaws,theirgovernmentspunishthem.Longago,peoplelivedonlyinsmalltribalgroups.Theylivedtogether,followedthesame__47__,andworshippedthesamegods.Therewerenoformallaws.__48__,peoplewereguidedbytheircustoms,morals,andreligion.Overtime,citiesbegantoform.Lawsbecamemoreformalandwerewrittendowninlegalcodes.Inabout1750BC,thekingofBabylon__49__oneofthefirstlegalcodes,theCodeofHammurabi.Itlistedcertaincrimesandtoldhowtheyshouldbepunished.TheancientRomanshelpedshapeourmodernviewoflaw.Inthe600sBC,citizensofRomewrotedownalloftheirbasiclawsontwelvebronzetablets.TheRomansdeclaredthatnocitizen,__50__theruler,wasabovethelaw.ModernlawcodesarerootedintheRomansystem.Suchlawcodesarestatutory,meaningtheyarecreatedandchangedbylegislatures,notbycourts.Anothersystemoflaw__51__laterinEngland.Beforethe12thcenturyAD.,eachpartofEnglandhaditsownrulesandcustoms.Fromthe12thcenturyonward,Englandbecameasinglenation.Thecourtsofthelandmadesurepeople__52__acommonsetofcustoms—theEnglishcommonlaw.UnliketheRomansystemoflaw,thecommonlawwasneverwrittendowninoneplace.Instead,thecourtsmadedecisionsaboutthelaw__53__earliercourtdecisions.Thosedecisionsarecalledexamples.Eachcasemustbedecidedinthesamewayasearliercases.Butifacasehassomenewaspects,thedecisionmadewillsetanewexample.Thatway,courtsgraduallychangethelaw__54__societychanges.45.A.policeB.politicalC.officialD.officer46.A.UnlessB.UntilC.ThoughD.When47.A.lawsB.traditionsC.actionD.principles48.A.InsteadB.IncludingC.BesidesD.Moreover49.A.imaginedB.assumedC.createdD.supposed50.A.exceptforB.notevenC.inadditiontoD.besides51.A.tookeffectB.madeupC.gotoverD.pickedup52.A.formedB.providedC.presentedD.followed53.A.setaboutB.basedonC.cametoD.takenover54.A.beforeB.afterC.despiteD.asBDancecanbeart,ritual,orrecreation.Itgoes__55__thefunctionalpurposesofthemovementsusedinworkorathleticsinordertoexpressemotions,moods,orideas;tellastory;__56__religious,political,economic,orsocialneeds;orsimplybean__57__thatispleasurable,exciting,oraesthetically(审美的)valuable.Besidesgiving__58__pleasure,dancingcanhavepsychologicaleffects.Feelingsandideascanbeexpressedandcommunicated;__59__rhythmsandmovementscanmakeagroupfeelunified.Insomesocieties,dancingoften__60__trance(心醉神迷的状态)orotherchangedstatesofconsciousness.Thesestatescanbe__61__assignalingpossessionbyspirits,ortheymaybesoughtasameanstoemotional__62__.Astateoftrancemayenablepeopletoperformremarkablefeatsofstrength,endurance,or__63__,suchasdancingthroughhotcoals.Insomesocietiesshamans(道士)danceintranceinordertohealothersphysicallyoremotionally.Themodernfieldofdance__64__developedasameanstohelppeopleexpressthemselvesandrelatetoothers.55.A.behindB.afterC.beyondD.forward56.A.doB.haveC.performD.serve57.A.experienceB.emotionC.feelingD.experiment58.A.mentalB.physicalC.emotionalD.spiritual59.A.hearingB.practicingC.sharingD.enjoying60.A.referstoB.leadstoC.turnsupD.makesup61.A.interpretedB.interruptedC.preferredD.stressed62.A.pressureB.strainC.recognitionD.release63.A.dangerB.pleasureC.delightD.sadness64.A.medicineB.operationC.therapyD.cureCEducationis55,comparedwithschooling.Educationknowsnoedges.Itcantakeplace56,whetherintheshoweroronthejob,whetherinakitchenoronatractor.Itincludesboththe57learningthattakesplaceinschoolsandthewholeuniverseoflearningoutofclass.58theexperienceofschoolingcanbeknowninadvance,educationquiteoftenproducessurprises.Achancetalkwitha59mayleadtoapersontodiscoverhow60heknowsofanothercountry.Peopleobtaineducationfrombabieson.Education,_61,isaverybroadandunlimitedterm.Itislifelongexperiencethatstartslongbeforethestartofschool,andonethatshouldbeanecessarypartofone'sentirelife.Schooling,ontheotherhand,isabasicexperience,whosestylechanges62fromonewaytothenext.Throughoutacountry,childrenarriveatschoolatthesametime,take63seats,usesimilartextbooks,dohomework,andtakeexams,andsoon.Schoolinghasusuallybeen64byth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