7．It was not until all the fish in the pond died that the situation was serious．( )A．did he ——青夏教育精英家教网——

7．It was not until all the fish in the pond died that________ the situation was serious．（　　）

he had realized

had he realized

6．In the years since the first Harry Potter story was published in 1997，the kid in the glasses with a gift for magichas become （become） a global legend．This fictional boy may bethe most famous （famous） child on the planet．This entire epic story of the books is given shape by the battle between Harry and Voldemort．It ends as it began，with the twofacing （face） each other，one representing good，the otherevil/bad．
The Harry Potter books are popular with so many because they are adventures．We read adventures because they allow usto imagine （imagine） an exciting life we can't live ourselves．On the other hand，though/however，we still need our heroes to be a little bit like us，and Harry and his young friends are like usin many ways．
They are growing up，like us，and they experience the ups and downs on the way．During the years that many young people spend with Harry，they experience their first romances，which makes Harry's own teenage affair more interesting to them．
But it's the tale of Harry versus Voldemortthat keeps us going with these classics of children's writing to the end，our arrival at that moment when Voldemort is defeated and of course，Harry triumphs．Here，one might say，Harry like many western fictional characters before him，is like Jesus．Through his selflessness，he becomes a hero and makes sure there is good in the world．Besides，J．K Rowling'screativity （create） makes her Harry Potter story such a masterpiece．

5．Another cultural aspect of nonverbal communication is one that you might not think about-space．Every person perceives （意识） himself to have a sort of invisible shield （盾牌） surrounding his physical body．When someone comes too close，he feels uncomfortable．When he bumps onto someone，he feels obligated （负有义务） to apologize．But the size of a person's"comfort zone"depends on his cultural ethnic．For example，in casual conversation，many Americans stand about four feet apart．In other words，they like to keep each other"an arm's length"．In contrast，people in Latin or Arab cultures，stand very close to each other，and touch each other often．If someone from one of those cultures stands too close to an American while in conversation，the American may feel somewhat uncomfortable and back away．
When Americans are talking，they expect others to respond to what they are saying．To Americans，polite conversationalists empathize by displaying expressions of excitement or disgust，shock or sadness．People with a"poker face"，whose emotions are hidden，are looked upon with suspicion．Americans also indicate their attentiveness in a conversation by raising their eyebrows，nodding，smiling politely and maintaining good eye contact．Some cultures view direct eye contact as impolite or threatening，while Americans see it as a sign of genuineness and honesty．If a person doesn't look you in the eye，Americans might say，you should question his motives-or assume that he doesn't like you．Yet with all the concern for eye contact，Americans still consider staring-especially at strangers-to be rude．
28．The first paragraph is mainly aboutC．
A．classification of nonverbal communication
B．the reasons why people should think about space
C．another cultural aspect of nonverbal communication
D．the relationship between communication and space
29．When Arabians have conversations on informal occasions，D．
A．"comfort zone"does not exist
B．they stand about four feet away
C．communication barriers may emerge
D．keeping close enough is preferred
30．The underlined words"poker face"in Paragraph 2refers to a face which isB．
A．attentive B．expressionless C．suspicious D．emotional
31．In a conversation between friends，Americans regard it as sincere and truthful toC．
A．hide emotions with a deadpan expression
B．display excitement or sadness
C．maintain direct eye contact
D．raise their eyebrows，nod and smile politely．

4．Jone：Hi，Wang Ling，how are you getting along（61）withyour studies？
Wangling：（62）Well（good）．I like studying here but sometimes I find （63）itvery difficult and I have to listen carefully and take（64）aseries of notes．
John：Yes，I know what you mean．Have you considered recording the（65）entire（entirely） lectures？
Wangling：I didn't think we were allowed to．
John：Oh，it's no problem．You just have to ask the lecturer's permission．
Wangling：Oh，that's good idea．And I don't get used to the teaching method．We are often asked to join（66）indiscussions You know we seldom did this in China．
John：Well，discussions are really difficult for you at the beginning，（67）butthey are really a good way of learning．The other students have different opinions and you can learn much from them．So during a discussion，listen carefully．（68）Ifthere's something you don't understand，you can raise opinions．
Wangling：I see．
John：Anyway，don't always be too（69）concerned（concern） about your studies．You'd better travel to some places in Britain （70）in order to/so as torelax yourself．
Wangling：That sounds a good idea．I am so glad to have a friend like you in Britain．Thank you very much．

3．-Can I look at the menu for a few minutes？
-Of course!_______，sir．（　　）

	A．	Make yourself at home		B．	Enjoy yourself
	C．	It doesn't matter		D．	Take your time

2．I think we've spent enough time on this problem---let's _______ more important matters now．（　　）

1．5．London is the only place ______ I am fond of in the UK．（　　）

20．The college has become world-famous _______ I taught English ten years ago．（　　）

19．Reading ability is important in language study，but of at least _______ importance is speaking ability．（　　）

18．Really，I can hardly ________ how thankful I am for your help．（　　）

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