5.______ is a fact that English is accepted as an international language.( )
A. | It | B. | This | C. | What | D. | There |
4.-Have you ever been to the Summer Palace?
-I can't quite remember._______,it might have been during my childhood.( )
-I can't quite remember._______,it might have been during my childhood.( )
A. | If any | B. | If ever | C. | If possible | D. | If so |
3.Since the disappearance of Malaysian flight MH370 early Saturday,revelations about the passenger list and plane's flight plan have left officials(38)Dto get latest information.
As officials and authorities attempt to(39)Cwhat happened,they are still faced with the lack of physical evidence including the missing flight data recorder and the black box.
Stolen Passports
Perhaps the most troubling mystery surrounding the missing plane is(40)Atwo passengers who were travelling on stolen passports played any role in what happened to the jet.
Both an Austrian and Italian passenger were(41)Aon the flight manifest(名单),but neither was actually on the plane.Both had their passports stolen in Thailand.
Plane's Disappearance is shocking
Without more information or the missing plane's black boxes,authorities could not confirm or rule out terrorism.(42)Bthere is an Interpol database of stolen passports,officials told The Associated Press that no one had checked the database before the flight took off.
Disappeared Midflight
The most dangerous parts of a flight are(43)Bthe takeoff and landing,but the missing jetliner disappeared about two hours into a six-hour flight,when it should have been cruising (巡航)safely around 35,000 feet.
No SOS Signal
Another(44)Celement in the missing plane case is that the pilots never sent an SOS signal before disappearing from radar.
If pilots did not even have time to alert air traffic control,experts say that is a likely sign that the event would have been quick and(45)D.The Boeing 777 can fly on just one engine and even if both engines go out,they can be restarted.
Did it Turn Around?
The whole world is wondering:Did the plane turn around?
At a (46)Aconference today,a Malaysian official said that the plane may have turned around."The military radar indicated that the aircraft may have made a turn back.But from what we have now,there was no such signal or (47)Bcall,so we are equally puzzled."
As officials and authorities attempt to(39)Cwhat happened,they are still faced with the lack of physical evidence including the missing flight data recorder and the black box.
Stolen Passports
Perhaps the most troubling mystery surrounding the missing plane is(40)Atwo passengers who were travelling on stolen passports played any role in what happened to the jet.
Both an Austrian and Italian passenger were(41)Aon the flight manifest(名单),but neither was actually on the plane.Both had their passports stolen in Thailand.
Plane's Disappearance is shocking
Without more information or the missing plane's black boxes,authorities could not confirm or rule out terrorism.(42)Bthere is an Interpol database of stolen passports,officials told The Associated Press that no one had checked the database before the flight took off.
Disappeared Midflight
The most dangerous parts of a flight are(43)Bthe takeoff and landing,but the missing jetliner disappeared about two hours into a six-hour flight,when it should have been cruising (巡航)safely around 35,000 feet.
No SOS Signal
Another(44)Celement in the missing plane case is that the pilots never sent an SOS signal before disappearing from radar.
If pilots did not even have time to alert air traffic control,experts say that is a likely sign that the event would have been quick and(45)D.The Boeing 777 can fly on just one engine and even if both engines go out,they can be restarted.
Did it Turn Around?
The whole world is wondering:Did the plane turn around?
At a (46)Aconference today,a Malaysian official said that the plane may have turned around."The military radar indicated that the aircraft may have made a turn back.But from what we have now,there was no such signal or (47)Bcall,so we are equally puzzled."
38.A.wondering | B.combining | C.participating | D.scrambling |
39.A.pick out | B.take out | C.figure out | D.turn out |
40.A.whether | B.how | C.why | D.when |
41.A.listed | B.enrolled | C.focused | D.commented |
42.A.Because | B.Although | C.When | D.Unless |
43.A.occasionally | B.traditionally | C.rarely | D.consequently |
44.A.delighting | B.missing | C.alarming | D.interesting |
45.A.previous | B.precious | C.various | D.disastrous |
46.A.press | B.pressure | C.stress | D.reporter |
47.A.quick | B.urgent | C.frequent | D.relevant |
2.Christmas was always a very special time because I could receive many wonderful gifts.There was one particular Christmas(31)B all I wanted was a pink car for my Barbie doll.I had (32)Aall of the commercials(广告)and seen how cool Barbie could look in that car (33)C that time,I had known that Santa Claus was really my parents,so no surprise there.I didn't (34)Dwho bought me the car as long as I got it.
Finally,Christmas Eve arrived I could not fall asleep that night,just (35)B for it to get late enough for me to slip downstairs and open my gifts.Well,I must have fallen asleep at some point.(36)Cwhen I awoke it was Christmas morning.I ran (37)B to a ton of gifts,but I didn't see the Barbie doll car I was very(38)Afor what I had received,but l was still wondering where my car was.After a while,my father(39)Dwhat looked like a garbage bag and handed it to me.
Before I could opened the bag completely,I saw the pink color.I jumped for (40)C and dad's face lit up.Of course there was (41)D what I wanted Then I noticed a price tag(标签).I asked dad why it was on my new toy He sweetly said that Santa went to special store for the gift and he was probably
short on(42)Cand had forgotten to take the price tag off.Hearing this,I just smiled and said,‘'Oh,cool!"I was happy with my car and my father was happy knowing that I still (43)A in Santa Claus.
To this day,that is my very favourite Christmas (44)D,because it was sweet that there was (45)C who cared about a little kid and the joy and spirit of Christmas.
Finally,Christmas Eve arrived I could not fall asleep that night,just (35)B for it to get late enough for me to slip downstairs and open my gifts.Well,I must have fallen asleep at some point.(36)Cwhen I awoke it was Christmas morning.I ran (37)B to a ton of gifts,but I didn't see the Barbie doll car I was very(38)Afor what I had received,but l was still wondering where my car was.After a while,my father(39)Dwhat looked like a garbage bag and handed it to me.
Before I could opened the bag completely,I saw the pink color.I jumped for (40)C and dad's face lit up.Of course there was (41)D what I wanted Then I noticed a price tag(标签).I asked dad why it was on my new toy He sweetly said that Santa went to special store for the gift and he was probably
short on(42)Cand had forgotten to take the price tag off.Hearing this,I just smiled and said,‘'Oh,cool!"I was happy with my car and my father was happy knowing that I still (43)A in Santa Claus.
To this day,that is my very favourite Christmas (44)D,because it was sweet that there was (45)C who cared about a little kid and the joy and spirit of Christmas.
31.A.that | B.when | C.where | D.which |
32.A.watched | B.bought | C.written | D.heard |
33.A.After | B.Until | C.By | D.Since |
34.A.show | B.consider | C.forget | D.care |
35.A.counting | B.waiting | C.asking | D.wishing |
36.A.although | B.so that | C.because | D.yet |
37.A.upstairs | B.downstairs | C.straight | D.ahead |
38.A.grateful | B.calm | C.angry | D.nervous |
39.A.gave out | B.Carried out | C.came out | D.took out. |
40.A.disappointment | B.interest | C.joy | D.pity |
41.A.nearly | B.almost | C.closely | D.exactly |
42.A.money | B.energy | C.time | D.food |
43.A.believed | B.hated | C.depended | D.trusted |
44.A.truth | B.reality | C.trip | D.memory |
45.A.anyone | B.everyone | C.someone | D.none |
1.
Foreign drivers will have a pay on-the-spot fines of up to£900for breaking the traffic law to be carried out next month.
If they do not have enough cash or a working credit card,their vehicles will be clamped(扣留)until they pay--and they will face a(n) (41)C fee of£80for getting back their vehicles.
The law will also be (42)Fto British citizens.The fines will be described officially as"deposits"when the traffic laws take (43)A,because the money would be returned if the driver went to court and was found not guilty.In practice,very few foreign drivers are likely to return to Britain to deal with their cases.
Foreign drivers are rarely (44)E because police cannot take action against them if they fail to appear in court.Instead,officers often (45)Dgive warnings.Foreign vehicles are 30percent More likely to be in a crash than British-registered vehicles.The number of crashes caused by foreign vehicles rose by 47percent between 2008and 2013,There were almost 400deaths and serious injuries and 3,000 (46)J injuries from accidents caused by foreign vehicles in 2013.
The new law is partly(47)Gto settle the problem of foreign lorry drivers ignoring limits to weight and hours at the wheel.Foreign lorries are three times more likely to be in a crash than British lorries.Recent spot checks found that three quarters of lorries that failed safety tests were (48)Hoverseas.
The standard deposit for a careless driving(49)K--such as driving too close to the vehicle front or reading a map at the wheel--will be£300.Foreign drivers will not get points as(50)I added to their licenses,while British drivers will.
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If they do not have enough cash or a working credit card,their vehicles will be clamped(扣留)until they pay--and they will face a(n) (41)C fee of£80for getting back their vehicles.
The law will also be (42)Fto British citizens.The fines will be described officially as"deposits"when the traffic laws take (43)A,because the money would be returned if the driver went to court and was found not guilty.In practice,very few foreign drivers are likely to return to Britain to deal with their cases.
Foreign drivers are rarely (44)E because police cannot take action against them if they fail to appear in court.Instead,officers often (45)Dgive warnings.Foreign vehicles are 30percent More likely to be in a crash than British-registered vehicles.The number of crashes caused by foreign vehicles rose by 47percent between 2008and 2013,There were almost 400deaths and serious injuries and 3,000 (46)J injuries from accidents caused by foreign vehicles in 2013.
The new law is partly(47)Gto settle the problem of foreign lorry drivers ignoring limits to weight and hours at the wheel.Foreign lorries are three times more likely to be in a crash than British lorries.Recent spot checks found that three quarters of lorries that failed safety tests were (48)Hoverseas.
The standard deposit for a careless driving(49)K--such as driving too close to the vehicle front or reading a map at the wheel--will be£300.Foreign drivers will not get points as(50)I added to their licenses,while British drivers will.