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6．Catherine came home so thin and dirty that her own children could hardlyrecognize/recogniseher．（认出）

分析 Sally回家时如此瘦弱以致于她自己的孩子都几乎认不出她来了．

解答答案：recognize/recognise 考查翻译填空．recognize/recognise意为"认出"，因位于情态动词could后，要用动词原形．

点评考查翻译填空，准确地理解句子、翻译句子，然后根据句意及提示确定所填单词词性，正确写出单词完成句子，使句意更通顺．

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17．What made you feel soembarrassed about just now？（尴尬的）．

14．Hearing the bad news，the girlcouldn'thelpcrying．（忍不住）

1．Hearing the bad news，he felt quiteupset（心烦意乱）．

11．Wesuffered from（遭受）huge losses in the earthquake last year．

18．If you're the kind of person who won't leave the house without a sports watch，it may soon be time to get rid of it．Inventors have issued a new digital running shirt，which has all the features of an electronic tracking device and more．
The"D-Shirt"is made from a special fabric（织物） woven with sensors，which record your heart rate，GPS location，route，speed and altitude．
The shirt，which is lightweight and washable，sends the information to an app on your smartphone by Bluetooth．The phone can store and analyze data from the fabric，showing the person's route，time，heart rate and number of calories burned．It can also help indicate when the runner is pushing himself too hard and risking the heart attack．
"We believe that our connected lives in the future should not be more complicate．They should be easier．So we are developing technology which does not require people to change their habits，"said Stanislas Vandier，deputy chief executive．"You never leave home without a shirt．So we are simply turning a T-shirt into D-Shirt．In the future，the same principle can be applied to all sorts of clothes．"
Developers are now working on heart，breath and sweat sensors，so this shirt can be particularly helpful for people in extreme conditions，such as athletes，first responders，and soldiers．It is hoped that in the future，other factors such as blood oxygen level can also be monitored using the fabric．

29．Which of the following is a feature of the"D-Shirt"？B
A．It is more accurate than a sports watch．
B．It can help the runners know when they'd better slow down．
C．It can store and analyze the runner's weight．
D．It can design routes and speed limits for the runner．
30．According to Stanislas Vandier，the idea behind the"D-Shirt"is toC．
A．use the same principles for different products
B．help people get rid of unhealthy habits
C．make life simpler through technology
D．develop affordable modern devices for ordinary people
31．We can infer from the last paragraph that the next generation"D-Shirt"would probablyA．
A．provide data for more health factors
B．read and adjust people's blood levels
C．keep you connected with the Internet wherever you go
D．drive sports records beyond people's imagination．

15．The U．S．Postal Service （USPS） is losing billions of dollars a year．The government company that delive rs"small mail"is losing out to email and other types of electronic communication．First-class mail amount fell from a high point of 104 million pieces in 2000 to just 64 million pieces by 2015．
Congress permits the 600.000-employee USPS to hold a monopoly （垄断） over first-class and standard mail．The company pays no federal，state or local taxes； pays no vehicle fees； and is free from many regulations on other businesses．Despite these advantages，the USPS has lost $52 billion since 2007，and will continue losing money without major reforms．
The problem is that Congress is preventing the USPS from reducing costs as its sales decline，and is blocking efforts to end Saturday service and close unneeded post office locations．USPS also has a costly union-dominated workforce that slows the introduction of new ideas or methods down．USPS workers earn significantly higher payment than comparable private-sector workers．The answer is to privatize the USPS and open postal markets to competition．With the rise of the Internet，the argument that mail is a natural monopoly that needs government protection is weaker than ever．
Other countries facing declining letter amounts have made reforms．Germany and the Netherlands privatized their national postal companies over a decade ago，and other European countries have followed suit．Britain floated shares of the Royal Mail on its stock exchange in 2013．Some countries，such us Sweden and New Zealand，h ave not privatized their national postal companies，but they have opened them up to competition．
These reforms have driven efficiency improvements in all of these countries．Additional number of workers have been reduced，productivity has risen and consumers have benefited．Also，note that cost-cutting measures-such as closing tone post offices-are good for both the economy and the environment．
Privatization and competition also encourage new changes．When the USPS monopoly over"extremely urgent"mail was stopped in 1979，we saw an explosion in efficient overnight private delivery by firms such as FedEx．
The government needs to wake up to changing technology，study postal reforms abroad and let businessmen reinvent our out-of-date postal system．
62．What do we know about the USPS？D
A．Its great competitor is the delivery firm FedEx．
B．It is an old public service open to competitions．
C．Its employees don't pay federal，state or local taxes．
D．It has complete control of first-class and standard mail．
63．The author mentions some other countries in Paragraph 4 toC．
A．explain the procedures of reform to the USPS
B．show the advantages of private postal services
C．set some examples for the government to learn from
D．prove the situation is very common around the world
64．The author probably agree that the USPSD．
A．needs government's protection as ever
B．can work together with other businesses
C．must be replaced by international companies
D．should be sold out and become a private service
65．Which of the following shows the development of ideas in this passage？B

（ I：Introduction CP：Central point P：Point Sp：Sub-point （次要点） C：Conclusion）

16．Lots of people buy books and products from Amazon，an online seller．They order and pay over the Internet and the books are shipped through the mail or a delivery service like FedEx．
One day，people could get their Amazon deliveries from an"unmanned aerial vehicle"-a tiny flying vehicle that looks like a toy helicopter．And instead of waiting days to get the parcel，it could be at the buyer's home in half an hour or less．The company is working on a fleet of tiny vehicles they call"Prime Air"．The vehicles are also known as"octocopters"．On their website，Amazon says，"one day，Prime Air vehicles will be as normal as seeing mail trucks on the road today．"
The U．S．'s Federal Aviation Administration （FAA） is working on safety regulations for unmanned flying vehicles like the Prime Air copters（飞机）．Those regulations will make sure the copters are able to fly safely where they need to go．Once the FAA has put its rules in place，which could be as early as 2015，Amazon will be ready with its fleet of tiny flyers．The process could take as many as five years．
The new delivery service would likely be available only in the United States at first．The copters the company is testing now can handle packages up to five pounds （2.3kg） and they have a range of 10miles （16kilometres）．
Other companies are also looking at using unmanned flying vehicles to deliver their products．For instance，Domino's Pizza in the UK released a video showing a"DomiCopter，"delivering a pizza．That video may have been a publicity stunt（噱头）．In any case，just like Prime Air's octocopters，the DomiCopters don't have clearance to take off just yet．
21．For what purpose does Amazon want to use the Prime Air？C
A．To remind people to order online．
B．To check the delivery service．
C．To shorten the delivery period．
D．To predict the sales volumes．
22．What does Paragraph Four mainly tell us about the new delivery method？D
A．Its safety．
B．Its appearance．
C．Its moving speed．
D．Its delivery ability．
23．What can be concluded from the last paragraph？A
A．The delivery service in the world is making great progress．
B．The new vehicles would be put into immediate production．
C．The designer will promote his new product to other countries．
D．The similar delivery vehicles in other places worked out to be well．

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