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13．It is thought that the local villagers have no trouble（in） making full/good use of（充分利用）the empty land on the hill．（use n．）分析 认为当地村民会毫不费力地充分利用山上的空地．
解答 答案：（in） making full/good use of 考查翻译填空．make full/good use of意为"充分利用"，have no trouble （in） doing sth．意为"毫不费力做某事"．故正确答案是：（in） making full/good use of．
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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1．I'm no swim instructor，but I did once teach a friend to dive．She could swim as long as her head （36）C above the water，but she feared diving．I（37）A feared swimming．But I wasn't about to let her know it．
"Come on，"I said patiently．"It's （38）D to dive．Just hold your breath and jump into the water．"
"What if I don't come back up？"she expressed （39）B about it．I hesitated．
"What if I don't come back up？"she （40）B．"You'll jump in and save me，right？"
Jump in？I （41）A to myself．What is she-crazy？I can't jump in there．It's nine feet （42）B!
"Don't worry，"I vowed．"I'll be right here to save you．"That wasn't a（43）C．After all，she was my best friend．I'd get her out if I had to （44）D the pool to do it．
She smiled and gave me a （45）D look．
"Go on，jump，"I pressed．"You can do it．"
"All right，"she said，holding her breath．"I'll （46）A．"She took several determined steps （47）A the diving board，then with one quick bounce，she was up in the air and down in the （48）BC．I had never seen such a beautiful dive before．I couldn't wait （49）C she came up so I could tell her how （50）C I was．Right about now she'd be （51）B up．But she was still invisible．
As I ran to （52）A 911，I heard her call out to me．Turning back I saw she was on the diving board again．
"That was a blast!"she said，diving into the water （53）D more．
I walked back to the pool and breathed a （54）D of both relief and pride．I'd actually taught someone how to dive．（55）C felt great and wonderful!
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She smiled and gave me a （45）D look．
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"All right，"she said，holding her breath．"I'll （46）A．"She took several determined steps （47）A the diving board，then with one quick bounce，she was up in the air and down in the （48）BC．I had never seen such a beautiful dive before．I couldn't wait （49）C she came up so I could tell her how （50）C I was．Right about now she'd be （51）B up．But she was still invisible．
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The regular use of text messages and e-mails can lower the IQ more than twice as much as smoking marijuana （大麻）．That is the statement of researchers who have found that （41）D away on a mobile phone or computer keypad or checking for electronic messages temporarily knocks up to 10points off the user's IQ．This rate of decline in intelligence compares （42）B with the four-point drop in IQ associated with smoking marijuana，according to British researchers，who have described the phenomenon of （43）C stupidity as"infomania（咨询强迫症）"．The research conducted by Hewlett Packard，the technology company，has concluded that it is mainly a problem for adult workers，especially men．
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