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16.首先请阅读下列手机软件的信息:
A.Google Currents searches the web and delivers information to your computer or smart phone for online and offline reading.
•Specify your own topic and it will regularly bring all that information to your phone without you doing a thing.
B.Astrid is a task manager that helps you stay Prepared and get more done.
•Create to-do lists,add tasks,set due dates or times and track task progress.
•Get email reminders so you never forget appointments or meetings.
C.This all-in-one solution lets you get real work done online and offline.
•View,create and edit Microsoft Office documents,spreadsheets,and PPT presentations,as well as PDF files.
•Create,modify and add professional quality pictures with your finger tips.
D.Slide Rocket is a great new way to create and share amazing presentations.
•Professional  design  tools  help  you  to  create  PPT presentations that will impress your audience.Store presentations online to let your workmates,customers and others view,share or modify their content.
E.Dolphin Browser is the fastest and easiest mobile web browser currently available.Enjoy features such as:
•Voice search on the Internet.
•Tabbed browsing lets you open and switch between web pages fast as lightning.
F.Aqua is the most advanced smart phone communication software on the market.
•Use different messaging systems (qq,skype,yahoo,etc.) by using a single window.
•Built-in email management system allows you to receive,view and store all emails and attachments from different accounts in a single place.
以下是Paul的新手机所需要的一些功能.请匹配这些功能与要下载的相应软件.
46.Manage appointments with customers and record progress on work projects and tasks he has been given by his employer.B
47.Automatically receive the latest online information on available houses and other market trends that he can review without having to manually search through the web himself.A
48.Conveniently read emails from his multiple accounts (both work and private) and get access to important files already emailed to him.F
49.Edit photos of customers'homes which will be added to promotion material (word documents,PPTs,spreadsheets) he must prepare for the company's website.C
50.Surf the web to search for customers'details (address etc.),and browse different websites for his general interests.E.

分析 本文介绍了几个手机软件.
A项中介绍的Google Currents 软件可以让你定制自己的话题,它会定期的向你发送所有这种信息.
B项中介绍的Astrid 软件可以让你管理和顾客约会信息,记录工作进程的软件.
C项中介绍的软件可以让你在手机上进行各种编辑活动,包括Microsoft Office documents,spreadsheets,PPT presentations和 PDF files等等.
D项中介绍的Slide Rocket 软件可以让你在手机上进行创建,发表并且分享PPT的行为.
E项中介绍的Dolphin Browser  软件可以让你在手机上快速进行网页浏览.
F项中介绍的Aqua 软件可以让你在手机上一个窗口收发浏览所有的邮件.

解答 46 B.根据46题中的Manage appointments with customers and record progress on work projects and tasks 可知他需要一个能管理和顾客约会信息,记录工作进程的软件,所以选择B项,因为其中提到Astrid is a task manager that helps you stay Prepared and get more done(Astrid可以帮助你管理任务)和Get email reminders so you never forget appointments or meetings(提醒你不会错过约会和会议).
47.A.根据47题中的Automatically receive the latest online information on available houses and other market trends 可知他需要一些特定的信息,所以选择A项,因为其中提到Specify your own topic and it will regularly bring all that information to your phone without you doing a thing(定制自己的话题,它会定期的向你发送所有这种信息).
48.F.根据48题中的Conveniently read emails from his multiple accounts 和get access to important files already emailed to him可知他需要来自多个账号的重要文件发送给他,所以选择F项,因为其中提到Built-in email management system allows you to receive,view and store all emails and attachments from different accounts in a single place(植入的邮件管理系统可以让你在一个窗口收发浏览所有的邮件).
49.C.根据49题中的which will be added to promotion material(word documents,PPTs,spreadsheets) 可知他需要把照片编辑加入到其他文件里,所以选择C项,因为其中提到View,create and edit Microsoft Office documents,spreadsheets,and PPT presentations,as well as PDF files.
50.E.根据50题中的Surf the web to search for customers'details (address etc.),and browse different websites for his general interests可知他需要根据自己的兴趣浏览不同的网页,所以选择E项,因为其中提到Dolphin Browser is the fastest and easiest mobile web browser currently available.

点评 考查配对阅读.这是配对题,属于阅读理解题型中较为简单的一种,无论对于题目和选项都应该在阅读时抓住关键词,这是找出答案的关键,同时在选完答案后进行回读,已确保正确.

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B.Conquering nature is the pltinote of human socicty.
C.Humans have to find a way to live in harmony with nature.
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67.The second paragraph is intended to tell us that city people in the pastA.
A.were in close touch with nature
B.managed to survive in the war
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B.a scientist good at farming
C.a construction corporation
D.a big agricultural company
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B.depended on wireless computer networks
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B.The number of wireless computer networks identified.
C.The way in which data are sent and received.
D.The way in which data are hacked and stolen.
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6.English is an important global language,but that doesn't mean it's easy to learn.Many experts have tried to make English easier for students to learn-but they weren't always successful.
In 1930,Professor CK Ogden of Cambridge University invented Basic English.It had only 850 words (and just eighteen verbs) and Ogden said most people could learn it in just thirty hours.The problem was that people who learned Basic English could write and say simple messages,but they couldn't understand the answers in"real"English!It was also impossible to explain a word if it wasn't in the Basic English word list.For example,if you wanted a watermelon,you asked for"a large green fruit with the form of an egg,which has a sweet red inside and a good taste"!
RE Zachrisson,a university professor in Sweden,decided that the biggest problem for learners of English was spelling,so he invented a language called Anglic.Anglic was similar to English,but with much simpler spelling."Father"became"faadher","new"became"nue'and"years"became"yeerz".Unfortunately for some students of English,Anglic never became popular.
Even easier is the language which ships'captains use:it's called"Seaspeak".Seaspeak uses a few simple phrases for every possible situation.In Seaspeak,for example,you don't say,"I'm sorry what did you say?"or"I didn't understand,can you repeat that?"It's just"Say again."No more grammar!
In the age of international communication through the Internet who knows?…a new form of English might appear.A large number of the world's e-mails are in English and include examples of"NetLingo"like OIC (Oh,I see) and TTYL (Talk to you later).In another fifty years,English might not exist…we will probably all speak fluent Internetish!
36.The best title for the passage would beD.
A.Seaspeak      B.Basic English       C.Internetish       D.Easy English    
37.It will take a person aboutCweeks to learn Basic English if he spends two hours learning it every day.
A.six           B.four               C.two             D.three
38.According to Professor Zachrisson,what was the biggest problem for learners of English?D
A.Grammar.B.Vocabulary.C.Speaking.D.Spelling.
39.Which of the following is likely to be Anglic?B
A.IOU  B.A graet batl.C.Long time no see.D.Two five,no lights.
40.What might happen to English in another fifty years?A
A.It might be replaced by Internetish.
B.It might become a global language.
C.It might take the place of all other languages.
D.It might become more and more difficult.

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