题目内容
【题目】Directions: Translate the following sentences into English，using the words given in the brackets.
【1】雨停了，太阳从云层后面露了出来。(emerge)
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【2】这名政客在任何场合都自称自己是大众最忠实的代表。(occasion)
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【3】既然我们没办法改变比赛结果，那么进一步理论也就没什么意义了。(point)
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【4】乔布斯的一生充满着曲折起伏，但他始终坚持创新，追求完美，这激励着许多心怀梦想的大 学毕业生。(stick)
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【答案】
【1】The rain stopped and the sun emerged from behind the clouds.
【2】This politician claims on any occasion that he is the most faithful representative of the public.
【3】There’s no point in arguing further since we can’t change the result of the game.
【4】The life of Jobs was full of twists and turns / ups and downs / highs and lows; however, he always stuck to innovation and pursuit of perfection, which inspires many university graduates with big dreams at heart.
【解析】
【1】考查动词短语和时态。雨停了，时态为一般过去时，谓语动词用过去式，句子谓语分别是stop和emerge，emerge from“从…后出现”。再根据其它汉语提示，故答案是The rain stopped and the sun emerged from behind the clouds.
【2】考查短语和句式。“在任何场合”on any occasion，sb. claims that…“某人声称…”，主语是政客，再根据其它汉语提示，故答案是This politician claims on any occasion that he is the most faithful representative of the public.
【3】考查句式。There’s no point in doing sth.“做某事无意义”，固定句式，再根据其它汉语提示，故答案是There’s no point in arguing further since we can’t change the result of the game.
【4】考查动词短语。主语是他的生命，充满着“be full of…”，曲折起伏“ups and downs”，始终“stick to”，这激励着许多心怀梦想的大学毕业生是由which引导的非限制性定语从句。再根据其它汉语提示，故答案是The life of Jobs was full of twists and turns, ups and downs / highs and lows; however, he always stuck to innovation and pursuit of perfection, which inspires many university graduates with big dreams at heart.
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小学生10分钟应用题系列答案【题目】 In 1500, the world’s population was about 435 million. Today，it is 5. 5 billion, with more than a million children being born every day. The rapid growth in population since 1800 is largely due to improvements in food production and medical knowledge. In many parts of the world, rapid population growth causes serious problems, such as food shortages and overcrowding in cities.
URBAN POPULATION In 1900，only 10 percent of the world’s population lived in cities. Today, that figure is about 50 percent. The table below lists the world's most populous cities. CITY POPULATION Tokyo 27,245,000 Sao Paulo 19,235,000 New York 16,158,000 Mexico City 15,276,000 Bombay 13,322,000 Shanghai 12,670,000 Los Angles 11,853,000 | ADULT LITERACY Adult literacy rates show the number of people over the age of 15 who can read and write. The table below lists the average literacy rates for a variety of countries. COUNTRY PERCENTAGE OF POPLLA1ION United States of America 99 United Kingdom 99 Brazil 82 China 80 Kuwait 74 Afghanistan 32 Somalia 24 Niger 14 |
LIFE EXPECTANCY Life expectancy is the average length of time a person is likely to live. People in wealthier countries generally have higher life expectancies than people in poorer countries. LIFE (MALE) LIFE (FEMALE) EXPECTANCY EXPECTANCY COUNTRY AGE COUNTRY AGE Japan 76.8 Japan 82.9 Iceland 76.3 Iceland 81.9 Sweden 76.1 Sweden 81.7 Greece 75.5 Greece 76.8 | |
TOP TEN LANGUAGES LANGUAGE NUMBER OF SPEAKERS Chinese (Mainland) 885 English 322 Spanish 266 Bengali 189 Hindi 182 Portuguese 170 Russian 170 Japanese 125 German 98 Chinese (Wu) 77 |
(注:以上表格中的数字近年来已有改动。2015年上海人口已排名世界第三位。)
【1】According to the information, which problem is associated with rapid population growth?
A.Excess food being wasted.B.Too many people living in the city.
C.Experimentation with food production.D.More people practicing medicine.
【2】According to the information about “urban population,” which of the following statements is true?
A.In 1900, about 10 percent of the world population lived in cities.
B.Los Angles and Shanghai have the same population.
C.The population of Bombay is greater than that of New York.
D.The third most populated city is Tokyo.
【3】The overall purpose of this information is to ____.
A.show how the standard of living in poor countries has recently improved
B.describe how poor countries with large populations feed their people
C.report on worldwide trends in population and living standards
D.question the reason for high life expectancy in wealthy countries