一How serious is the disease?

一Hopefully，most of the patients can be             of the disease.

  A. hurt            B. returned         C. injured              D. cured

一What do you think of him?

一He is great . He wants to do         is best for everybody.

A. what            B. which         C . who               D. where

一You don’t like coffee?

一         , it’s my favorite

A. Instead of        B. In case of      C. On the contrary     D. On the end

一Hello，is that Mrs. Pretty，the head teacher speaking?

一Sorry. There isn’t         Mrs. Pretty in our school.

 A. 不填            B. the           C. an                 D. a

M: Miss Dermott, do you think, w___1___ a few years, many people could work at home i___2___ of working in offices?

W: Oh, yes. It’s happening now. You see, the communication industry has made a lot of p____3____ in the last ten years.

M: And how do these people m___4___ to work? I mean, what equipment do they have at home?

W: Well, they have a television set, a computer, a printer, and a telephone to c___5___ with other computers.

M: Oh, I see. But surely there’re some a____6____ in being able to work at home.

W: Yes. Working at home, people don’t have to get up early so that they can a____7____ the rush hours.

M: Ah, I see. What do you think about the conditions of home-workers?

W: Oh, let me tell you what might happen. In the f___8___ a British firm in, for example, London, might e____9____ clerks in Belfast, or a Paris company could have their secretaries in Spain, and then they just use a t___10___ to call around for the labour.

On May 7， Alcides Moreno fell forty-seven stories from the roof of a Manhattan skyscraper（摩天大楼）in New York. 36 , believe it or not, the 37  is now awake, talking to his family and  38  to walk again.

Doctors at New York-Presbyterian Hospital announced Thursday that his  39  has been astonishing. He has  40  in all his limbs（四肢）. He is  41  on his own, and yesterday, he even opened his mouth and spoke for the first time since the  42 .

Dr. Herbert Pardes, the hospital's president， 43  Moreno's condition to reporters as "a complete disaster" when he arrived without consciousness for  44  .

In those first critical hours, doctors pumped twenty-four units of  45  into his body ― about twice his entire blood volume. When he was brought in, his condition was so  46  that doctors worried that even a slight push might  47  him, so they performed  48  without moving him to an operating room.

New York-Presbyterian has  49  people who fell from great heights before, including a patient who  50  a nineteen-story fall,  51  most of those tales end  52 . People who fall more than ten stories almost never survive. Surviving a  53  fall is simply beyond belief.

There is still a  54  road and life-threatening danger ahead for the tough New Jersey man. Doctors say they suppose he might be able to walk, but they also suggest that some of his injuries are likely to be lifelong, and his days as a window washer are  55 .

The human influenza A (H1N1) is spreading all over the world.The situation requires _____ flu symptoms _____home from school or work and away from others.

A. no matter who has…must stay              B. whoever should have…stay

C. whomever have… should stay               D. whoever has…stay

A (n)______of $ 5,000 was offered to anyone who could help catch the murderer.

A. reward      B. award     C. prize      D. gift

A scientist is now working on sending visual information to the brain, so that the blind _____ “see”.

A. can be able to             B. is able to

C. could be able to          D. could able to

How many of these new technologies will actually become reality _____, but it is clear that the next fifty years will be exciting.

A. remains to be seen         B. is remained to be seen

C. remain to be seen          D. are remained to see