經(jīng)典word整理文檔，僅參考，雙擊此處可刪除頁眉頁腳。本資料屬于網(wǎng)絡(luò)整理，如有侵權(quán)，請聯(lián)系刪除，謝謝！一．選擇填空題1、—HowlongwillyoubeawayfromItaly?—_Aboutamonth2、—Howareyoufeelingnow?—Muchbetter3、Theoldhousesarebeingpulleddownto___makeroomforanewofficeblock.4、Hestudiedhardatschoolwhenhewasyoung,__whichcontributedalottohissuccess.5、Bytheyear2020,China'spopulationprobablywillhavereached1.4billion.6、—HaveyoueverbeentoTokyo?—_No,butIhopetogotherenextyear.7、—Whattimedoesthetrainleave?—Athalfpastfive8、Howmuchhasthecompany___broughtinthisyear?9、Allstudentsarerequiredtotranslatethispoem_from_EnglishintoChinese.10、Hewouldbestudyingattheuniversitynowifhe__hadpassedtheentranceexamination.—What'stheweatherlikeinthisarea?—_It'srainy.12、Thisovercoatcost_toomuch_.What'smore,theyare_muchtoo_smallforme.13、Itisnouse__trying_torememberonlygrammarrules.14、__There's___noneed__turningofftheradioasI'musedtostudyingwithiton.15、In_general_,thenorthernershaveaparticularlikingfordumplingswhilethesouthernersarefondofrice.二、閱讀理解正誤判斷題NEWYORK–ThefivemenfacingtrialintheSept.11attackswillpleadnotguilty.TheywouldstatetheircriticismsofU.S.foreignpolicy,thelawyerforoneofthedefendantssaidSunday.ScottFenstermaker,thelawyerforaccusedterroristAliAbdal-AzizAli,saidthemenwouldnotdenytheirroleinthe2001attacksbut“wouldexplainwhathappenedandwhytheydidit.”Aliandfourothermenareaccusedofkillingnearly3,000peopleinthenation'sdeadliestterroristattack.TheU.S.JusticeDepartmentannouncedearlierthismonththattheywillfaceacivilianfederaltrialjustblocksfromtheWorldTradeCentersite.AliisalsoknownasAmmaral-Baluchi.Heisanephewofclaimed9/11planner,KhalidSheikhMohammed.Mohammed,Aliandtheotherswillexplain“theirassessmentofAmericanforeignpolicy,”Fenstermakersaid.“Theirassessmentisnegative,”hesaid.FenstermakermetwithAlilastweekattheU.S.prisonatGuantanamoBayinCuba.Hehasnotspokenwiththeothers.Buthesaidthemenhavediscussedthetrialamongthemselves.FenstermakerwasfirstquotedinTheNewYorkTimesinSunday'seditions.CriticsofAttorneyGeneralEricHolderdecidedtotrythemeninaNewYorkCityciviliancourthouse.Ithaswarnedthatthetrialwouldprovidethedefendantswithapropagandaplatform.DeanBoyd,aspokesmanfortheDepartmentofJustice,saidSundaythatwhilethemenmayattempttousethetrialtoexpresstheirbelievethecourtsandthefederaljudgemaygovernthetrial.Thecourseofjusticewillbeledappropriatelyandwithminimalbreak,asfederalcourtshavedoneinthepast.”1.ThefivementhoughtthattheU.S.foreignpolicyshouldbeblamedforthe911attack.（T）2.ScottFenstermakeristhelawyerforAliAbdal-AzizAliandfourothermen.（F）3.Nearly3,000peoplewerekilledinthe911attack（T）4.Thepressdidn'tcareaboutthiscivilianfederaltrial（F）5.WecaninferfromthearticlethattheprisonersalsohavetheirfreedomtoexpresstheirownviewsintheU.S.A（T）選擇題AlternativeLegalBilling–WinStrategiesHourlybillingisthebestwaytobechargedforlegalservices.About95percentoflawyersstillperformtheirlegalworkonanhourlybasis.Ifyouwantsomethingbetterthantheold“billbythehour”deal,trypresentingoneofthesebillingstructures.ProjectbillingforroutineissuesIfyourlegalneedsincludelargebutrepetitivetasks,consideraflat-feeapproach.Onceyougetaprojectbillingestimate,don'thesitatetoshoparoundtocomparepricesandserviceswithotherlawfirms.Afirmmayprovideabetterdealifitexpectsfutureworkfromyourcompany.Results-orientedoptions“Pay-according-to-success”isonechoice.Itconsidersfeesbasedontheoutcomeofthecaseandtheperformanceofyourcounsel.Contingencyfeesturnthematterintoasharedriskorsharedencouragement,makingthelawfirmyourbusinesspartner,notjustrepresentation.Multi-layeredtasksIfyou'reshoppingforafirmforactuallegalworkinvolvinganumberoflegalspecialties,considerusingblendedhourlyfees.Thefirmcalculatesinadvancean“average”ratebasedontheanticipatedtimeeachlawyerspendsonthematter.Thisarrangementhelpstheclienttoavoidpayingaseniorpartner'shourlyrateforresearchthatshouldbeconductedbyajuniorassociate.Legal“Insurance”Thecontractfeeallowstheclienttopickupthephoneandtalktothelawyerwithoutneedingtoeyetheclock.Thisapproachworkslikealegalinsurancepolicy.Itencouragescompaniestocontacttheircounselonnon-litigation,non-crisismatters,andtosavemoneyinthelongrunbyengaginginmorepreventivelegalaction1.（Hourlybilling）isthebestwaytobechargedforlegalservices.2.Aflat-feeapproach（issuitableforrepetitivetasks）3.（Contingencyfees）makethelawfirmshareyourriskandencouragement.4.Legalworkinvolvinganumberoflegalspecialtiesshouldconsiderusing（blendedhourlyfees）5.Youhavetoeyetheclockwhenyoutalktothelawyerwhenyouchoose（theold“billbythehour”deal）選擇題Isthat6a.m.wokeoutgettinginthewayofgoodsleep?Don'tthinkyourfatcellswon'tnotice.AnewstudypublishedinTheAnnalsofInternalMedicine(amedicaljournal)findsthatinadequateshut-eyehasaharmfuleffectonfatcells,reducingtheirabilitytorespondtoinsulin(胰島素)byabout30percent.Overthelong-term,thisdecreasedresponsecouldsetthestagefortype-2diabetes(amedicalconditioninwhichsomeonehastoomuchsugarinhisorherblood),fattyliverdiseaseandweightgain.Thestudyaddstoagrowingbodyofevidencethatthere'“anintimaterelationshipbetweentheamountofsleepwegetandourabilitytomaintainagood,healthybodyw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