It is the only one of the most exciting movies ________ been shown this year.A. that hasB. that haveC. which hasD. which have

________ surprised me most was the news ________ our team won.A. That; thatB. What; whichC. What; thatD. That; which

The secretary's suggestion on that project deserves ______.A. to consideringB. consideredC. considerD. to be considered

49. It was very difficult to see our way () the thick fog.A. becauseB. sinceC. asD. because of

16.“In my view, all of the _ shown in this video require independent investigation,” Melzer said in an interview.A. accidentsB. incidentsC. injuriesD. emergencies

阅读理解 Mr. Smith never watched TV. He thought that people spent too much time watching it. Some of his friends often talked about sports shows, the movies and plays. Mr. Smith said to himself, “They never read any books or go out in the evening.” So he didn't buy a TV. Two years ago, Mr. Smith was 60 years old. He stopped working in the hospital. His son bought him a TV. He began to watch all the news. He knows much more about the world now. And he reads more books, too. Now, Mr. Smith will get very unhappy if you trouble (打扰) him when he is watching TV. I can't know that one can change(改变) his idea when he is 60.( ) 1. Mr. Smith didn't watch TV because .A. he had no time to watch itB. he thought it took(占用) people much time to watch TVC. he couldn't buy the TV setD. he thought watching TV is bad for people's eyes( ) 2. Mr. Smith in his free time when he worked in the hospital.A. went to mountainsB. played sportsC. read booksD. watched TV( ) 3. Mr Smith didn't work in the hospital .A. after he was 60B. before his son bought him a TVC. when his son asked him not to workD. after he liked watching the news( ) 4. Mr. Smith is now.A. 58B. 60C. 62D. 61( ) 5. The word "unhappy" in the last paragraph means in Chinese.A.很高兴B.很和蔼C.不高兴D.不理解

Making a Good ImpressionFirst impression is always the most important thing when you meet a stranger. It takes just a quick glance, maybe 3 seconds, for someone to understand you when you meet for the first time. In this short time, the other person forms an opinion about you based on your appearance, your manners and even your behaviors that tell them what type of person you are and your characteristics.So, whether they are in your career or social life, it's important to know how to create a good first impression. To make a good impression, we have to have deep confidence in ourselves. If you are calm and confident, the other person will feel more at ease and this makes a solid foundation of a good first impression. The next thing is your appearance. Although physical appearance seems to be more important nowadays, don't get upset if you are not born pretty or handsome. Try presenting yourself appropriately, start with the way you dress. Dress for occasions, do not dress for your own mood. Make sure that you look clean and tidy as this helps to make a good impression.Well, the most important thing is a smile. "Smile and the world smiles too." A warm and confident smile will put both you and the other person at ease. You have to look sincere and true while you are smiling. When it comes to making the first impression, body language as well as appearance speaks much louder than words. Thus, stand tall, smile (of course), make eye contact, greet with a firm handshake. All of this will help you project confidence and encourage both you and the other person feel better at ease.Conversations should be short and sweet. Don't talk non-stop as this makes the other person bored. Try to find something common between the two of you to talk so as to keep it flowing.Your attitude is also what counts in a good impression. Stay positive, polite and don't start criticizing people or make ironic comments because this will spoil your image.1. First impression is one of the most important things when it comes to making contact with others.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given2. If you don't leave a good impression on the other person, he may not want to make deep contact with you.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given3. It may just take 3 seconds for the other person to know you at your first meeting.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given4. Your appearance, manners and even behaviors can tell what type of person you are.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given5. Confidence in oneself isn't important in making a good impression.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given6. Keeping calm and confident will contribute to leaving a good first impression on the other party.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given7. The writer tells readers not be disappointed even if they are not good-looking because physical appearance is not important at all.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given8. According to this passage, you can dress yourself based on your own mood.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given9. When it comes to making the first impression, body language is not as important as spoken language.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given10. If you talk too much, the other person will feel bored and tired.A. TrueB. FalseC. Not Given

____may be classified as a Ro-Ro vessel.A. A dredgerB. A fishing vesselC. A vessel used for carrying carsD. A vessel with no engine

Exams never made me break out in a nervous sweat with tears threatening to ruin my already-trembling facade-but this one did． Even booking my piano exam reduced me to a blubbering mess of anxiety． I feel permanently scarred inside churches-no longer admiring their beauty because， over the yeas， I have received such terrible marks from examiners hiding behind the stained-glass partitions． Despite being 15-too old， too cool to be frightened-I remember trembling inside the bathroom stalls before my tests． I wished I never had to play in front of others． But this time， after booking my Level 8 Royal Conservatory of Music piano exam， I went back to my normal routine． A little practice here， a little practice there． And then it happened． My trusty， 10-year-old electric piano gave out． Middle C started to sound like an F-sharp and all other keys sounded like they were a fourth above their natural tone． Thankfully， my precious， boredom-saving buttons still worked． I could still change my piano's settings from "piano" to "harpsichord．" I admit， it was a lot of fun banging on my wacky keys． Each note boinged like the sound on children's TV shows when a character repeatedly runs into a wall． Goofiness aside， I had to get my act together． I hated practising but I really wanted a good mark． When I told my father what had happened to my piano， he only glared at me with disappointment， "When I was your age， I learned to be resourceful．" Hmm． I had a broken piano， an exam coming up in a few months and a father who refused to buy me a new piano because he wanted to teach me a "life lesson"． I finally came upon a decision： I'd practise at school． Going to a private school had to have its benefits， so I looked for a place to play． The school had many pianos but only a few in tune． Within a few days of searching， my piano books， my artistic best friend and I headed off to a music room at every available opportunity． I loved finding new pianos in hidden corners of the school and I laughed at the dusty old historic pianos． They really had character． I spent hours in those music rooms while my friend practised her art skills in sketching and drawing． She suffered through my annoying， repetitive scales while I looked over my shoulder once in a while and admired her work． Not only did I become a better musician， but I also managed to gain a few subpar skills as an art critic． As my exam drew close， all the music teachers knew to look for me in the piano rooms during recess， after school and late on Fridays． In anticipation of my assessment， one of my music teachers let me perform for her as a mini practice exam． To my surprise， she was greatly impressed． Within a few months I went from not caring about my playing to feeling actually， maybe， kind of proud of my work． And over countless hours spent in my favorite， soundproof music room， I discovered that behind the piano， I could become anyone． Talking to other people never came easy to me， but I was able to express myself through music． I became overjoyed． It was like I had developed a sixth sense， one that only musicians could understand． When I played， my worries about what others thought of me and how I viewed myself mergedto reveal who I really am． All my adolescent musings made me feel like I was in a cage， but music gave me the key． Sitting behind a piano and creating music combined the movement of my body and the inner workings of my heart． Music had never been the love of my life but that was changing． I loved the idea of being on a stage and creating something for others to enjoy and remember． Actually， it wasn't a something， but rather a feeling that the audience would carry outside into a world where music wasn't the only thing that people cared for． When the time came to play in front of an examiner， instead of fearing my judge， I feared nothing but being unable to represent all my hard work． All the anxiety I had about going up on stage dimmed， and when the lights went on， all I could think about was the marvelous journey I'd had to get here． Trilling the keys reminded me of when I'd spent nearly two hours alone in a music room， more content than I had been anywhere else． Playing the melody reminded me of the bittersweet music experiences of past years． Many days later， I received my mark． Not only did I earn a rarely mentioned "well done" and an 82 per cent， I had rewritten what music meant to me． Now whenever I get caught up in the daily struggle， I remember the hard work that it took to reach my goal． Whenever I feel discouraged， I never forget to look at the gleaming keys of my new upright piano． As my father always says， some lessons are just learned the hard way．（1）What made the author so stressful insides churches these years？___A． The religious atmosphere．B． The artistic performance．C． The horrible surroundings．D． Her colorful fantasy．（2）What can be inferred according to the underlined sentence in Para 6？___A． The author's family was too poor to afford a new piano．B． The father was quite angry about the author's bad behavior．C． The author showed great dissatisfaction about her father．D． The father wanted the author to address the problem independently．（3）Which of the following word has the closest meaning to the underlined word in Para 12？___A． mixedB． separatedC． interactedD． exploit（4）The author changed her attitude towards music mainly because___．A． Her good friend accompanied her to get though hard time．B． Her teachers treated her much more better than before．C． Her family supported her quite well．D． Her own understanding of musical value．（5）Which of the following indicates the change of the author's feelings？___A． Nervous -->disappointed -->angry -->calmB． Curious -->frustrated -->hopeful --> gratefulC． Frightened-->indifferent -->passionate-->proudD． Depressed -->satisfied -->disappointed -->peaceful（6）What might be the best title of this passage？___A． An Important Musical Test．B． A Hard but Enjoyable Life．C． The Key to HappinessD． My Favorite Piano．

【单选题】1、I was very ___ by the nurse's attitude, it really annoyed meA. put overB. put upC. put outD. put by