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If you met her at a party, you would notice how attractive she is. If you only heard her soft voice, you would want her as a considerate friend.
But if you came across her work, you would be surprised to discover that Yu Hongyan��噐碕冫��is the efficient��嬬孤議��general manager of the Zhaodaola Internet Co Ltd��a major player on the Internet.
Yu, who prefers to be called Ruby, is the founder of Zhaodaola, the Website devoted to the fashionable��送佩議��lifestyles of city women.
Yu describes herself as a witness to the growth of the Internet in China.
When her father encouraged her to major in the computer at college in 1979, Yu did not suspect�┿赫稗�what computers would mean to her own life. They bored her, and she tried to remove interest in them.
^It's difficult for me to give up something once I start, ̄ she said.^My motto��恙嘔丁��is ' stick to something and you will accomplish it. ' ̄
And she did�� Since its founding, Zhaodaola has become one of the most popular sites among city women. More than 500,000 visit it every day.
The site is^purple and pink ̄.^Purple ̄ refers to problems concerning men and women , including sexual education.^Pink ̄ refers to the romantic side of white-collar life.
^I want women to speak up about their real selves on our website, ̄ Yu aid.^I want them to be braver and more independent. ̄
Yu has lived abroad for the past 16 years. She speaks as a woman familiar with the ways women in other countries think and live.
^I want to show that Net surfing is not hard for women. Just do it. You'll find interesting things there. ̄she promised.
(1) From the passage��we can see Yu Hongyan is a woman of ______.
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A��self-importance
B��strong-will and self-confidence
C��self-respect
D��self-consideration
(2) The romantic side of white-collar life in paragraph 8 means ______.
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A��the romantic side of tile life of the office workers
B��the romantic side of the life of the office workers wearing white-collar shirts
C��the romantic side of the life of the office managers
D��the romantic side of the life of city women
(3) Which of the following is the most suitable title for the passage?
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A��At First Bored with Computer, but Yu Mastered it Then.
B��Efficiency Has No Gender��來艶��
C��City Women Have More to Say than City Men
D��Purple and Pink
(4) The underlined word^accomplish ̄ probably means ______.
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A��succeed in doing
B��fail to do
C��give up
D��go on with
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Mr Smith is well-known in Washington because of his many social blunders (stupid mistakes). Recently he received an invitation 1 a dinner party. Although he did not know the hostess, he 2 the invitation.
At dinner, he was 3 beside a woman full of dignity��恊冢��. The woman tried to be 4 even though she had never met Mr Smith before. She spoke 5 , whenever he spoke to her. Between the first and the second
6 of the meal, she turned to Mr Smith and said,^Do you 7 that gray-haired man at the end of the table? The one 8 glasses. ̄
^Ah, yes. Who is he? ̄ asked Smith.
^He's the Secretary of the Interior! ̄ she replied.
Mr Smith said, ^So 9 is the Secretary of the Interior! I'm afraid that I find very little to 10 about him, although he is the Secretary. ̄
The woman sat still and did not reply. Smith continued in spite of her 11 .^I really can't see how he received his 12 , unless he is perhaps a relative of the President. ̄
^It hardly 13 whether you like the Secretary or not, ̄ she said. ^He was 14 because the President thought he was the man for the 15 . If he does the job well, you should have no complaint�┗г坑�. ̄
^That's just it, ̄ said Smith.^No one 16 the things he does, unless he is a complete 17 ! ̄
^Sir! ̄ said the woman in all her 18 . ^Do you know who I am? ̄
^No, ̄ replied Smith.
^I am the Secretary's wife, ̄ she said coldly.
Mr Smith was 19 , but he went on in spite of his embarrassment�╂Ь州�,^Madam, do you know who I am? ̄
^No, I don't, ̄ the woman replied.
^ 20 ! ̄ cried Mr Smith, as he quickly left the table.
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(1) A.by |
B.of |
C.to |
D.for |
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(2) A.got |
B.preferred |
C.took |
D.accepted |
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(3) A.seated |
B.placed |
C.arranged |
D.kept |
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(4) A.lively |
B.careful |
C.friendly |
D.patient |
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(5) A.calmly |
B.politely |
C.plainly |
D.perfectly |
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(6) A.course |
B.choice |
C.pause |
D.turn |
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(7) A.recognize |
B.see |
C.remember |
D.know |
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(8) A.of |
B.at |
C.with |
D.for |
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(9) A.there |
B.this |
C.here |
D.that |
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(10) A.honor |
B.respect |
C.admire |
D.look |
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(11) A.appearance |
B.coldness |
C.sadness |
D.action |
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(12)A.position |
B.invitation |
C.possession |
D.instruction |
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(13) A.minds |
B.expects |
C.happens |
D.matters |
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(14) A.picked out |
B.selected |
C.made out |
D.chosen |
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(15) A.business |
B.job |
C.service |
D.chance |
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(16) A.wishes |
B.does |
C.needs |
D.cares |
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(17) A.joker |
B.dreamer |
C.fool |
D.stranger |
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(18) A.manner |
B.dignity |
C.wealth |
D.quality |
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(19) A.moved |
B.interested |
C.frightened |
D.shocked |
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(20) A.Thank goodness |
B.Great fun |
C.Thank you |
D.Big mistake |
Dear editor,
One day last month after I received my salary, I went shopping with my little son. 1 in the crowded store, I had my wallet stolen. And my whole salary was 2 with it.
I was so angry that I almost lost 3 of myself. What 4 I do? We were not very rich. The money was really not a 5 sum 6 my family, it would affect our life greatly. How could I tell my wife?
I felt very sad and even 7 for losing the money when I got back home. To make 8 for my unforgivable mistake, I 9 all my strength to give our house a thorough cleaning and then prepared a wonderful meal and cooked a special dish my wife loved to please her.
When she came home, I 10 a smile to 11 her. She was surprised to see the neat house and delicious meat. We sat 12 the table and began to eat. I told my story 13 . She did not respond. It was as if she had not heard my words.
^I¨ve lost my salary, ̄I murmured to her again.
^I 14 . ̄She did not shout at me as I bad expected. She did not lose her 15 . 16 I was afraid she was trying hard to 17 her anger.
A moment later, my wife was still silent and seemed to be 18 her favourite dish At last I could not help asking,^I¨ve lost the money. Why not shout at me? ̄
She raised her eyes, looking at me and 19 ,^Oh, on the contrary, I¨m thinking about 20 to comfort you. It¨s the thief who is to blame. ̄
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��1��A.Fortunately |
B.Unfortunately |
C.However |
D.Surprisingly |
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��2��A.missing |
B.away |
C.lost |
D.gone |
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��3��A.control |
B.temper |
C.interest |
D.patience |
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��4��A.need |
B.might |
C.would |
D.could |
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��5��A.large |
B.little |
C.small |
D.tiny |
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��6��A.to |
B.for |
C.with |
D.against |
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��7��A.worried |
B.upset |
C.guilty |
D.ashamed |
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��8��A.up |
B.into |
C.clear |
D.sure |
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��9��A.collected |
B.gathered |
C.carried |
D.encouraged |
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��10��A.made |
B.pretended |
C.forced |
D.gave |
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��11��A.meet |
B.receive |
C.greet |
D.accepted |
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��12��A.by |
B.at |
C.on |
D.near |
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��13��A.nervously |
B.gladly |
C.worriedly |
D.calmly |
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��14��A.listen |
B.comfort |
C.think |
D.see |
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��15��A.way |
B.temper |
C.interest |
D.control |
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��16��A.And |
B.But |
C.So |
D.Or |
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��17��A.hide |
B.express |
C.take |
D.show |
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��18��A.having |
B.enjoying |
C.using |
D.preparing |
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��19��A.said |
B.saying |
C.say |
D.to say |
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��20��A.what |
B.whether |
C.why |
D.how |
頼侘野腎��堋響和中玉猟��貫玉猟朔侭公光籾議膨倖僉�釀佰ヽ�嬬野秘腎易侃議恷煮僉�遏�
Mr Smith is well-known in Washington because of his many social blunders (stupid mistakes). Recently he received an invitation 1 a dinner party. Although he did not know the hostess, he 2 the invitation.
At dinner, he was 3 beside a woman full of dignity��恊冢��. The woman tried to be 4 even though she had never met Mr Smith before. She spoke 5 , whenever he spoke to her. Between the first and the second
6 of the meal, she turned to Mr Smith and said,^Do you 7 that gray-haired man at the end of the table? The one 8 glasses. ̄
^Ah, yes. Who is he? ̄ asked Smith.
^He's the Secretary of the Interior! ̄ she replied.
Mr Smith said, ^So 9 is the Secretary of the Interior! I'm afraid that I find very little to 10 about him, although he is the Secretary. ̄
The woman sat still and did not reply. Smith continued in spite of her 11 .^I really can't see how he received his 12 , unless he is perhaps a relative of the President. ̄
^It hardly 13 whether you like the Secretary or not, ̄ she said. ^He was 14 because the President thought he was the man for the 15 . If he does the job well, you should have no complaint�┗г坑�. ̄
^That's just it, ̄ said Smith.^No one 16 the things he does, unless he is a complete 17 ! ̄
^Sir! ̄ said the woman in all her 18 . ^Do you know who I am? ̄
^No, ̄ replied Smith.
^I am the Secretary's wife, ̄ she said coldly.
Mr Smith was 19 , but he went on in spite of his embarrassment�╂Ь州�,^Madam, do you know who I am? ̄
^No, I don't, ̄ the woman replied.
^ 20 ! ̄ cried Mr Smith, as he quickly left the table.
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(1) A.by |
B.of |
C.to |
D.for |
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(2) A.got |
B.preferred |
C.took |
D.accepted |
|
(3) A.seated |
B.placed |
C.arranged |
D.kept |
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(4) A.lively |
B.careful |
C.friendly |
D.patient |
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(5) A.calmly |
B.politely |
C.plainly |
D.perfectly |
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(6) A.course |
B.choice |
C.pause |
D.turn |
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(7) A.recognize |
B.see |
C.remember |
D.know |
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(8) A.of |
B.at |
C.with |
D.for |
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(9) A.there |
B.this |
C.here |
D.that |
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(10) A.honor |
B.respect |
C.admire |
D.look |
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(11) A.appearance |
B.coldness |
C.sadness |
D.action |
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(12)A.position |
B.invitation |
C.possession |
D.instruction |
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(13) A.minds |
B.expects |
C.happens |
D.matters |
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(14) A.picked out |
B.selected |
C.made out |
D.chosen |
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(15) A.business |
B.job |
C.service |
D.chance |
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(16) A.wishes |
B.does |
C.needs |
D.cares |
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(17) A.joker |
B.dreamer |
C.fool |
D.stranger |
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(18) A.manner |
B.dignity |
C.wealth |
D.quality |
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(19) A.moved |
B.interested |
C.frightened |
D.shocked |
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(20) A.Thank goodness |
B.Great fun |
C.Thank you |
D.Big mistake |