Through superior production techniques the factory is able to gain the competitive in theinternational market．( )A．supportB．edgeC．reputationD．balance 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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6．Through superior production techniques the factory is able to gain the competitive ________ in the
international market．（　　）

A．

support

B．

edge

C．

reputation

D．

balance

分析通过卓越的生产技术，这个工厂能够在国际市场上获得竞争优势．

解答答案B．
A项"支持，支撑"；C项"名声，名誉；声望"；D项"平衡"；B项"边缘；优势"；动词短语"gain the edge 胜过，比…有优越性"；根据句意"通过卓越的生产技术，这个工厂能够在国际市场上获得竞争优势．"可知，B项符合语境，故选B．

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14．Betty and Harold have been married for years．But one thing still puzzles old Harold．How is it that he can leave Betty and her friend Joan sitting on the sofa，talking，go out to a ballgame，come back three and a half hours later，and they're still sitting on the sofa？Talking？
What in the world，Harold wonders，do they have to talk about？
Betty shrugs．Talk？We're friends．
Researching this matter called friendship，psychologist Lillian Rubin spent two years interviewing more than two hundred women and men．No matter what their age，their job，their sex，the results were completely clear：women have more friendships than men，and the difference in the content and the quality of those friendships is"marked and unmistakable．"
More than two-thirds of the single men Rubin interviewed could not name a best friend．Those who could were likely to name a woman．Yet three-quarters of the single women had no problem naming a best friend，and almost always it was a woman．More married men than women named their wife/husband as a best friend，most trusted person，or the one they would turn to in time of emotional distress （感情危机）．"Most women，"says Rubin，"identified at least one，usually more trusted friends to whom they could turn in a troubled moment，and they spoke openly about the importance of these relationships in their lives．"
"In general，"writes Rubin in her new book，"women's friendships with each other rest on shared emotions and support，but men's relationships are marked by shared activities．"For the most part，Rubin says，interactions between men are emotionally controlled---a good fit with the social requirements of"manly behavior．"
"Even when a man is said to be a best friend，"Rubin writes，"the two share little about their innermost feelings．Whereas a woman's closest female friend might be the first to tell her to leave a failing marriage，it wasn't unusual to hear a man say he didn't know his friend's marriage was in serious trouble until he appeared one night asking if he could sleep on the sofa．"

32．Rubin's study shows that for emotional support a married woman is more likely to turn toB．
A．a male friend
B．a female friend
C．her parents
D．her husband
33．According to the text，which type of behavior is NOT expected of a man by society？C
A．Ending his marriage without good reason．
B．Spending too much time with his friends．
C．Complaining about his marriage trouble．
D．Going out to ballgames too often．
34．Which of the following statements is best supported by the last paragraph？D
A．Women depend on others in making decisions．
B．Women are more serious than men about marriage．
C．Men often take sudden action to end their marriage．
D．Men keep their innermost feelings to themselves．
35．The research done by psychologist Rubin centers aroundA．
A．friendships of men and women
B．happy and successful marriages
C．emotional problems in marriage
D．interactions between men and women．

1．Adding more female heroes into textbooks will ______ the girls who would like to explore and dream without limits．（　　）

11．"How are things back at the office？"one of the gentlemen in my bicycle tour group asked me as we were nearing the end of another lengthy ride through Croatia's scenic countryside．
"I assume they are going fine，"I said．"I haven't had any contact and I don't plan to．"
"Your phone isn't on？"he asked，incredulously．"You haven't checked your email？"
"Your phone is off and no，I'm not planning on checking email，"I said．
"My phone is off and no，I'm not planning on checking email，"I said．
My wife Heidi and I took my children，Daniel and Rachel，on a two-week trip to Croatia，one of the most beautiful countries in the world．We made the choice to spend some of our money on this wonderful experience so we could spend time bonding with each other and the kids．
Why would I destroy the environment we had traveled thousands of miles to create by bringing my work environment into it？That would be counter-productive to everything I wanted out of this trip．If I worked during this experience，I would be taking time away from my family and sending them the message that work takes priority over them．
In addition to sharing this incredible experience，I wanted to take us all out of the activity-driven world we live in．If I had my cell phone on and was constantly searching out a wireless connection to keep up with office，I would just bring that hyper-connected environment into the peaceful，meaningful world I was trying to create．
In addition to creating life-long memories with my family，another wonderful thing happened as a result of this bike trip．As we were returning home，I was flooded with new ideas．I came up with concepts for nine blog posts and several ideas that I want to incorporate into my business．
Taking time off restored and rejuvenated me and allowed my creative spirit to really come to the surface．How can you accomplish that goal if you simply move the source of that stress to a different location？
24．From the conversation at the beginning of the text，we can infer thatC．
A．the author had no access to the Internet during the our
B．the gentleman was quite concerned about the author's work
C．the author's phone was off because he didn't want to be disturbed
D．the speakers both experienced an unpleasant bicycle tour in Croatia
25．One of the purposes of the author's Croatia's bicycle tour isA．
A．to spend some time creating closer ties with his family
B．to experience a primitive life without phone calls
C．to tell his family that his work is more important for him
D．to escape from his boring work environment in the office
26．What would the author probably do after retuning home from their bike trip？C
A．He would be busy with all his office work again
B．He would be caught in a big flood of new businesses．
C．He would have many new fresh ideas for his business．
D．He would make up his missing blog posts during the journey．
27．The underlined word"rejuvenate"in the last paragraph means"D"
A．get one exhausted
B．drive one mad
C．cause one to lost temper
D．make one more energetic．

5．It would actually be more cruel to ________ young people of the chance to experience another lifestyle．

2．Our vacation was totally ______．Not only was the food terrible，but the weather was awful as well．（　　）

3．[1]If you offered gifts to someone with enthusiasm but he or she turned you down without giving any reason，would you be annoyed？Would you think him or her rude？What if he or she was a foreigner？
[2]I once attended a Model United Nations conference in Beijing． Students from over 30 countries gathered there to play the roles of diplomats． At an event called Global Village，my friends and I showed some special products from our hometown Yangzhou to the international students
[3]0ne of the things we presented was a kind of candy． At the end of the event，we had some candies left over．Some Pakistani students were passing by，so I asked them："Do you want some candies？"To my surprise，they all just smiled，waved their hands and said"no，thanks"，without giving any reasons．I thought："They are so rude!Even if they don't like candies，they should at least accept them out of politeness．"
[4]The next day，during our lunch break，a Chinese student offered a Pakistani student some cookies．Again the latter refused．The Chinese student then asked："Why not？They are delicious!"Standing next to them，I thought："Of course he refused．Pakistanis don't know how to be polite．"However，the Pakistani student said："We are Muslims（穆斯林）．We don't usually cat food offered to us in foreign countries because we don't know what's in it．The food we eat has to be made according to certain customs．"I was dumbstruck． The Pakistani students had refused our food because of'，not because they were rude． I felt sorry about my rushed judgment．
[5]This incident taught me not to reach quick conclusions when facing cultural differences．By simply making an effort to understand different cultural practices，we can improve mutual understanding and become more tolerant of others．
66．What did the author present to the international students at Model United Nations conference？（ no more than 6 words）

67．What was the author's first impression of Pakistani students？（no more than 4 words）They are very rude
68．What does the underlined phrase"the latter"refer to？（ no more than 3 words）a Pakistani student
69．Fill in the blank with proper words in paragraph 4．（no more than 3 words）their religious belief
70．What lesson did the author learn from the incident？（ no more than 8 words）Don't reach quick conclusion．

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