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【题目】 The government’s ________attitude was a block to further talks.

A. sensible B. sensitive

C. stubborn D. convincing

【答案】C

【解析】

试题分析：考查形容词辨析。A. 明智的，意识到的，能感觉到的；B. 敏感的，感觉的，[仪]灵敏的；C. 顽固的；D.有说服力的。句意：政府的顽固态度不利于进一步会谈。故选C。

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A. to have ever. lived

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C. having ever lived

D. ever lived

【题目】B

For several years now, the dollar has fallen lower and lower against other major currencies. Lately, though, the dollar has risen, especially against the Japanese yen and the euro. Some traders think the dollar will continue to rise, but that is not clear.

The dollar moved up this week after comments by American officials in support of a strong dollar policy.

On Monday, before he left for his last trip as president to Europe, George Bush said: "A strong dollar is in our nation's interests. It is in the interests of the global economy." Also Monday, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said on CNBC television that he would consider intervention to keep the dollar from sliding further.

The United States has not intervened in currency markets since two thousand. That year the administration of president Bill Clinton bought euros to support the European currency.

But on Tuesday, President Bush said in Slovenia that the "relative value of economies will end up setting the proper valuation of the dollar."

A weaker dollar helps American exporters. But it means Americans have to pay more for imports and for travel to other countries.

Some experts say dollar weakness is the main reason why oil prices have risen so high. Oil is priced in dollars on the world market.

But Treasury Secretary Paulson dismissed any link. He noted that since two thousand two, the dollar has fallen about twenty-four percent. But the price of oil has gone up well over five hundred percent.

Adding to pressure on the dollar, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet suggested that the E.C.B will raise interest rates next month. European officials are increasingly concerned with inflation. But investors can already get higher rates of return on investments in euros than in dollars.

High prices for oil, food and other products have raised inflation concerns worldwide. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the latest increases in energy prices have added to inflation risks.

His comments in recent days have suggested that the central bank could stop cutting rates as it has since September. Its rate for overnight loans between banks is currently at two percent. Some market watchers think the Fed could raise rates as early as this month.

Finance ministers from nations in the Group of Eight will discuss the dollar and other issues at their meeting this weekend in Osaka, Japan.

【1】The passage is mainly concerned about ___

A. the history of American currency

B. the inflation in America

C. the political cases in America

D. the price of the oil in the world

【2】Why did the dollar move up a little this week according to the passage?

A. Because of George Bush’s visit to the Europe

B. Because of the official’s support of the policy.

C. Because of the increasing of the oil price.

D. Because of the meeting of the Group of Eight.

【3】Which of the following statements is true?

A. The dollar will continuously rise, especially against the Japanese yen and the euro.

B. Some government officials’ comments made the dollars rising a lot..

C. Many measures have taken to stop dollars from falling further..

D. Few countries in the world are all concerned about the inflation

【4】We can infer from the passage that____

A. the dollar is sure to continue to rise

B. the dollar is sure to slide further

C. investors will get more benefit from dollars

D. there is a chance of inflation in the world

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C. appear

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A. have been attempted B. have been attempting

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【1】A. expecting B. stopping C. continuing D. insisting

【2】A. sponsor B. assistant C. founder D. settler

【3】A. disadvantaged B. disappointed C. miserable D. unconcerned

【4】A. subscribe B. describe C. depress D. represent

【5】A. abandoned B. occupied C. respected D. abused

【6】A. point B. stage C. minute D. time

【7】A. community B. department C. team D. organization

【8】A. pausing B. beginning C. ending D. developing

【9】A. loneliness B. carefulness C. hopelessness D. helplessness

【10】A. clinic B. center C. office D. branch

【11】A. ashamed B. aimed C. astonished D. delighted

【12】A. dreams B. advantages C. wonders D. ambitions

【13】A. wells B. streams C. ponds D. lakes

【14】A. pick out B. figure out C. get away D. given away

【15】A. get out B. build up C. set up D. seek out

【16】A. strange B. free C. similar D. familiar

【17】A. will B. step C. process D. plan

【18】A. treat B. convey C. congratulate D. celebrate

【19】A. by choice B. by accident C. by chance D. by mistake

【20】A. guiding B. touching C. caring D. encouraging

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【1】Martin, a famous writer, likes to find as many chances as possible to attend literary events around the world. Martin hopes to make friends with editors and book lovers.

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【4】Simon is in search of a festival in North Europe with a long history where he can appreciate great international performing arts, especially ballet and opera.

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