Ever since their quarrel.there has been an unpleasant atmospherein the office．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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4．Ever since their quarrel，there has been an unpleasant atmospherein the office．

分析自他们争吵以来，办公室里的气氛就一直不太令人愉快．

解答答案：atmosphere
解析：根据句意"自他们争吵以来，办公室里的气氛就一直不太令人愉快"及所给首字母提示可知，本题答案为atmosphere"气氛；氛围"一词．

点评本题考查单词填空，做此类题目时一定要仔细分析句子结构，找出句子所缺成分并结合所给提示确定所填词，再根据其它要求判断所填词的形式是否需要改变．

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15．I won't go to the party unless _______．（　　）

12．Two hero housemates have told how they pulled their neighbor from a smokefilled kitchen．
Rhys Lomax，29，and Chris Clark，25，of South Street，charged into the 41 years old man's home after they heard his smoke alarm at around 1：55 am on Sunday．
Prison officer Mr Lomax said，"I had just picked Chris up from the airport and we were arriving back at our house．Then I heard this beeping and at first I thought it was the car because we'd left the headlights on．But then I realized it was my neighbor's house and we could see smoke everywhere．We charged into the house and found him lying on the oven with black smoke coming from it．We dragged him out and put him on the main road and then called the fire department and ambulance．"
Firefighters put out the fire，which left the kitchen damaged and the oven completely destroyed．
People attempted to take the 41 years old man to hospital but he refused medical attention．
Mr．Lomax added，"If it had been another couple of minutes I think he would have gone up in flames．He was a very lucky man．I was bringing Chris back from the airport because otherwise I don't think we would have heard the alarm．"
Afterwards，fire officers praised the pair，saying they had potentially saved the man's life．
But Mr．Lomax played it down and added，"I am a prison officer so I have dealt with things like that before．"
And Mr．Clark，a shop manager，said，"If there had been flames we might have thought twice but we just covered our mouths and went in．"

8．What can we learn from the passage？D
A．There was some food in the oven．
B．The man in the house went to the hospital at last．
C．The man in the house was drunk and did not know anything．
D．Mr．Lomax thought what they did was not particularly important．
9．The man was thought lucky becauseB．
A．the kitchen didn't catch fire at that time
B．it happened when his neighbors were coming from the airport
C．the neighbors gave timely first aid to the man
D．the firefighters arrived for rescue in time
10．Why did the neighbors go into the kitchen without hesitation？C
A．Because the man in the kitchen was in great danger．
B．Because the man in the kitchen was asking for help．
C．Because though the kitchen was full of smoke there was no fire．
D．Because they thought it was not very dangerous and they could put out the fire．
11．What is the main idea of this passage？D
A．Two people were praised by the fire officials for their brave deed．
B．A man refused to be taken to hospital after being saved from his house．
C．A lucky man was rescued by the firefighters with the help of his neighbors．
D．Two people bravely saved their neighbor from a kitchen full of smoke．

19．He wasdefeated （defeat） at chess last night．

9．-Why can't Jane attend the meeting at 3 o'clock this afternoon？
-Because she________ a class．（　　）

	A．	was teaching		B．	is teaching
	C．	has been teaching		D．	will be teaching

16．Most universities in China prefer applicants with foreign degrees when they need teachers，_______ the hopes of those who hold domestic master's or doctor's degrees．（　　）

13．--How much will I pay for a night？
--Prices _______ from room to room．（　　）

2．阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式．
A company in the USA is paying its workers to sleep more．Staff at the insurance company Aetna will get 300 a year （61）added（add） to their salary if they get at least seven hours of sleep a night．They will get just over a dollar for each night they sleep over seven hours．The idea behind this plan is employee（62）performance（perform）．Human resources （63）officials（official）say workers will work more effectively if they have slept well．A workforce that is more rested means the company will perform （64）better（well）．Staff can either record their sleep automatically，（65）using（use） a wrist monitor，or record by hand how long they have slept every night．
（66）Anumber of studies warn that not sleeping enough can affect our ability to do our job．The American Academy of Sleep Medicine said that the average worker in the USA loses 11.3working days of productivity a year from a lack （67）ofsleep．This （68）costs（cost） companies about 2，280foroneworker．Itestimates（估计）thattheUSeconomyloses63.2billion a year mainly （69）becauseworkers do not sleep more than seven hours a night．A 2015study by the Rand Corporation showed that staff members sleeping less than seven hours per night （70）were found（find） far less productive than workers having eight or more hours of sleep．

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