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All plans of finding the missing aircraft were given up and the search stopped．

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解析：

要找到那架失踪飞机的计划已经放弃了，于是搜索停止了。

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第二节：信息匹配（共5题；每小题2分，满分10分）

阅读下列应用文及相关信息，并按照要求匹配信息，请将答案填涂在答题卡标号为56-60的相应位置上。（注意：如选E，则同时填涂A 和B ；如选F，则同时填涂C 和D 。）

A. Located in the village of Misenheimer, North Carolina, Pfeiffer University

is a small private school with about 1,000 undergraduates. The small-town atmosphere fits with those who come from smaller high schools or feel more secure in a close-knit environment as opposed to a large state school with 20,000 undergraduates.

Changes have made the school even better than ever, new science and lab buildings, a cafeteria, and upperclassmen dorms provide great opportunities for incoming students. For athletes, Pfeiffer has sports teams for baseball, lacrosse, men’s and women’s basketball, and soccer, as well as many others, including intramurals.

B. Set in a city, Rutgers has an enrollment of 3,700 undergraduates. With over 40 majors, the college is known for engineering and business accounting. Rutgers is a commuter campus with half of first –year students living in college housing and

fewer than 20 percent of undergraduates living on campus. The college is located a mile from Philadelphia.

Rutgers has many sports as well as lots of activities available. There are many courses in business accounting major. And there are even seven types of engineering majors. More than half the applicants are accepted , and more than 75 percent of the students return for sophomore year.

C. The United States Naval Academy is one of the best in the world and has trained cadets since 1845. The academy is a four-year college; the campus offers appointments for citizens until the age of 23. USNA has career options such as political science and helps students become commissioned officers in the Navy or Marine Corps.

The United States Naval Academy offers 21 majors, and the dropout rate is less than five percent. This school is difficult, but anyone can pass if they’re willing to work hard. It takes four years to earn a bachelor’s and more for a master’s degree, depending on what you want to study. In addition, cadets are trained to have discipline. During the summer, they can join overseas units for training.

D. The University of Delaware has over 16,000 undergraduates and almost 3,000 graduate students in a midsize college town atmosphere. Even with so many students, U of D still provides the highest quality undergraduate education available. The University of Delaware has over 100 majors for undergraduates, ranging from accounting to wildlife conservation. It also has world-class programs in business, chemical engineering, and biotechnology. It is one of only four schools in North America with a major in art conservation.

If academics aren’t all you want in a college, the University of Delaware has many athletic programs too. Its 23 varsity sports compete in the NCAA Division I.

E. Bennett College is a small, private, historically black liberal arts school for women founded in 1873. The college offers an education conducive to excellence in scholarly pursuits; preparation for leadership roles in the workplace, society; and the world; and life-long learning in a technologically advanced, complex global society.

With small classes for individual help, students are able to excel and build purposeful relationships with teachers. The college offers a variety of majors and dual majors with surrounding schools. Bennett takes great pride in its academic and social reputation and is highly looked upon by other schools and organizations.

F. In an age when attending your first – choice college could mean spending $30,000 or even $40,000 a year, the small –town atmosphere yet big-name reputation of Truman States University is appealing. The Princeton Review ranks Truman as the fourth best public college value in the nation.

Truman provides countless opportunities for student involvement, on-campus activities, and athletics. The town of Kirksville has a feeling of home away from home. You can attend Truman for $11,540(including room and board) if you live in-state. In addition, 94 percent of freshmen are awarded scholarships, and 97 percent receive some financial aid.

The learning environment will prepare students for life after college. Last year Truman placed 99.5 percent of graduates in a graduate/professional program or on to the first step in their career path. Even more impressive,54 percent of graduates attended top graduate, medical, dental, and law schools.

以下是几位学生的信息，请匹配每个人应选择的院校：

56． Adam is inquiring about service academies and plans to trade in his college partying for discipline and a rewarding career after college.

57. Ray is looking for a strong academic school in a small-town setting with a competitive athletics program to continue his academic career.

58. Robert is searching for a midsize college in an urban setting with plenty of activities. It offers excellent academics and a competitive sports program.

59. When Kathy was starting the college search process, she made a list of attributes that she wanted in a school. They are affordable, academically competitive and personal.

60. Mike wants to major in business accounting and is looking for a school which is relatively easy to get in.

Tom _____ me into giving up all plans for three weeks, but he failed at last.

[ ]

A. tried to persuade
B. had tried to persuade
C. persuaded
D. had persuade

Attitudes to industrial espionage(间谍活动)

What do people think about stealing and selling industrial secrets?

A. Sarah J. an industrial chemist

For some years now I have been engaged in highly secret chemical research．Because there is so much industrial espionage now．I have got used to a certain lack of freedom．There is an atmosphere：of suspicion almost everywhere，and I am well aware of the dangers of talking about my work，or even of telling new acquaintances where I work．I know I must keep my work secret．

B. Charles S. an inventor

There was a time．When I was employed as a scientific adviser to a large company，where I thought there was too much secrecy in industry．I have an agent who looks after a part of my business．and she has always insisted that I take out patents on all of my inventions，however ridiculous they may look．She also insists on my locking away all plans and technical drawings．

C. Peter L. a science teacher

I teach chemistry and physics to young people up to the age of l8 to the best of my ability in the hope that they will go to university and eventually go into industry．I hate the whole business of industrial spying：I know it goes on and l warn my students about getting involved in buying or selling secrets．An old friend of mine is a mechanical engineer and although he says he has no important information，he has had his phonetapped(窃听)，and he has been approached by are preventatives of another large company

D. Laura B. an advertising executively

Some follow sales executives and I were discussing the question of industrial espionage in conference recently．While the others felt it only took place in the manufacturing industries，I pointed out that it was just as prevalent in areas like sales．advertising，insurance and other service industries．It’s a fact of life: we all have our secrets that other companies would pay a lot of money to see.

64．Who points out that spying takes place even in service industries?

A．Laura B． B．Sarah J． C．Peter L． D．Charles S．

65．All the following can be inferred EXCEPT

A．Charles S. may not leave his/her work lying around for anyone to see.

B．Sarah J.seems to have accepted the need for secrecy in his /her work

C．Laurd B．used not to understand why there was so much secrecy in industry

D．Peter L．0ften warns his students of industrial espionage

66．Which of the following is the closest to prevalent in meaning?

A．Common． B．Important． C．Different ． D．Attractive

67．You may read this article in

A．a science fiction B．a magazine C．a poster D．an advertisement

Attitudes to industrial espionage（间谍活动）

What do people think about stealing and selling industrial secrets?

A．Sarah J. . an industrial chemist

For some years now I have been engaged in highly secret chemical research. Because there is so much industrial espionage now. I have got used to a certain lack of freedom. There is an atmosphere：of suspicion almost everywhere，and I am well aware of the dangers of talking about my work，or even of telling new acquaintances where I work. I know I must keep my work secret.

B．Charles S.，an inventor

There was a time. When I was employed as a scientific adviser to a large company，where I thought there was too much secrecy in industry. I have an agent who looks after a part of my business. and she has always insisted that I take out patents on all of my inventions，however ridiculous they may look. She also insists on my locking away all plans and technical drawings.

C．Peter, a science teacher

I teach chemistry and physics to young people up to the age of l8 to the best of my ability in the hope that they will go to university and eventually go into industry. I hate the whole business of industrial spying：I know it goes on and l warn my students about getting involved in buying or selling secrets. An old friend of mine is a mechanical engineer and although he says he has no important information，he has had his phone tapped （窃听），and he has been approached by a representative of another large company

D．Laura B．，an advertising executive

Some follow sales executives and I were discussing the question of industrial espionage in conference recently. While the others felt it only took place in the manufacturing industries，I pointed out that it was just as prevalent in areas like sales. advertising，insurance and other service industries. It’s a fact of life: we all have our secrets that other companies would pay a lot of money to see.

1．Who points out that spying takes place even in service industries?

A．Laura B． B．Sarah J. C．Peter L. D．Charles S.

2．All the following can be inferred EXCEPT .

A．Charles S. may not leave his/her work lying around for anyone to see.

B．Sarah J. seems to have accepted the need for secrecy in his /her work

C．Laura B．used not to understand why there was so much secrecy in industry

D．Peter L. 0ften warns his students of industrial espionage

3．Which of the following is the closest to prevalent in meaning?

A．Common. B．Important. C．Different . D．Attractive

4．You any read this article in .

A．a science fiction B．a magazine

C．a poster D．an advertisement

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