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第一部分詞匯選項(xiàng)*11readily---willingly

詞匯學(xué)習(xí)1*12.extract---takeout

1.call---phone2.space---room13.shine---polish

3.atonce---immediately*14.decent——honest

4.identify---name*15.deadly---ratal

5.occurred---happened詞匯學(xué)習(xí)4

6.complete---fimish1.insist---demand

7.eventually---finally2.damaging---harmful

8.conversation…talk3.seldom---rarely

9.attend---goto4.speeds---velocities

10.madeuphis5.physician---doctor

mind---decided6.particularly---especially

11.account---consideration7.safe---secure

12.putupwith—tolerate8.abranch---adivision

13.givenup---abandoned*9.abnormal---unusual

14.seldom---rarely*10.anabundant---a

15.takeout---extractplentiful

詞匯學(xué)習(xí)2*11.accelerate---stepp

*2.coverag---reportage*12.accumulate---collect

3.dimly---faintly*14.childish---immature

*4.mildly---gently詞匯學(xué)習(xí)5

5.inevitable---certainI.appalling——dreadful

6.isolated---soliary2.anyhow---anyway

7.calledkrr---cancelled3.achieved---attained

8.madeuphismind4.capabilities---abilities

---decided9.n1wandthen5.inconjunction—together

---occasionally10.finasfault6.credible---convicing

with---criticizes7.diligent---hardworking

11.grasped---tookholdor8.diverse---varied

12.consideration---account詞匯學(xué)習(xí)6

**13tolerate---putupwith*1.immense---enormous

14.abandoned——givenup*2.accumulate---buildup

175.lately---recently*3.overtook---passed

詞匯學(xué)習(xí)3*4.advisable---wise

*1.manual---physical*5.puzzle---mystery

2.harness---utilise*6exhibit---show

3.residents---occupants*7.eternal---everlasting

*4.steadily---continuously詞匯學(xué)習(xí)7

*5remedy——cure1.annoying——irritating

*6.dratf---Formulate*2.deliberately---intentional1

7.practically---almosty*3.vague---imprecise

8.occasionally---sometimes4.summit---topofthe

9.try---testmountain7.ban---forbid

10.rarely--seldom*8.1awful---legal

*9.mock——laughat3.holonyadwastheinventor

*10.motives---reasonsorthetransistor...---wrong

*12.omitted---failed4.holonyadbelievedthatleds

15.scared——frightenedwouldbecomeright

詞匯學(xué)習(xí)85.holonyadsaidthatyou

2Principalorganezersshouldnotdoanythingyou

--plannersarenot

*7.mighty--verystrong6.edithflanigenistheonly

*8.authentically——genuinelyco-inventorofleds---not

10.asserted---statedfirmlymentioned

11.premitted---allowed7.theLemelson-MITprize

12.proposed---suggestedhasahistoryIrover100years

13.regret--sorry---wrong

14.reliedon---dependedon第二篇EINino

15.removed---tookoff1.themethodusedbythe

詞匯學(xué).習(xí)9Columbiauniversity

1.animproved---abetterresearche...---wrong

2.2.breaks---beats2.theColumbiauniversity

3.provoked---elicitedresearchersstudiedthe....

*4.gangsters---violint---right

criminals3.theColumbiauniversity

5.framework---skeleonresearchersarethe....

*6.hazzard---danger---not

*7.lure---attraction4.weare'scontributionin

*8.densely——compactlypredictingeinino....

9.fascinated-??intrigued…not

13.shocked---surprised5.accordingtoaChinese

詞匯學(xué)習(xí)10report,thefolldingin

2.uneasy---ansiouschina....---wrong

3.demolished——pulleddown6.ittakesabouteight

4.adverse---unfavorablemonthsforeiningo....

5.concise---shortandclear---right

6.courteous---respectful7.aspecialinstiutehasset

7.invaluable---estremelyupinamerica....---not

useful8.insane---crazy第三篇Smoking

9.eshaustive---estremely1.itiseasytodetermine

thoroughwhethersmoking....

第二部分閱讀判斷…wrong

第一篇Inventorofled2.smokingreducesone'life

1.holonyad'scolleaguesexpectancy....---ringt

thoughthewoulefail....3.smokingmayinducelung

…rightcancer....---ringt

2.holonyakbelievedthathis4.thereisevidencethat

stdentsthatwere....---notsmokingis....---not

5.malesmokershavea,MetreveIi….---wrong

loweredath.....…right7.Mrmetreveliisedsigning

6.nicotineispoesonousforisraelamoreadvancde....

--right---not

7.filtersanelowtar第六篇Microchip

tobaccomake....ResearchCenter

---wrongCreated

第四篇Engineering1.Thecountrysaysthatthe

Ethicsinvestmentofus....

1.engineeringethiceisa—wrong

compulsorysubjectin....2.Thatcountrygivestop

---notprioritiesto....---not

2.thenumberofstudents3.Althoughthelicensing

wishingtotake....feesarenotvery....

---wrong---not

3.thenatinalscience4.Manywesterncountries

foundationinvolves....bantheexeportingorthe

???wrongor....—right

4.itseemsthatmedical5.Currently,almostallthe

ethicsandbusinessflagshipchipmakers....

---right---not

5.severalengineering6.Mainstreamchip

professorshavequitproductiontechnology

from....--notdveloprapidly---right

6.engineeringprofessors7.Morthan10chipplants

maynothavetime....beingbuiltin....—

---ringtwrong

7.itisilkelyhtatfollowing第七篇Moderate

thisintroductoryEarthquakeStrikesEngland

passage....---right1.duringtheapril28

第五篇RescuePlatformearthquake,thewhole....

1.arescueplatformcalledthe---wrong

eagleis....---wrong2.thechanneltummclwas

2.thefourpropellersareclosedfor1Ohours....

fittedhorizontallyto....---not

---ringht3.Itwasreportedthatoe

3.withthehelpofjetladyhadgotherhead....

engines,theeangle....---not…right

4.inthethirdparagraph,the4.Fianceandseveralother

wordhelicopter....---wrongeuropeancountriessent

5.themorejetjetenginesarehter....---not

fittedtohetpropellers....5.Thecountry^strongest

---notearthquaketookplacein

6.1ntewakeofseptember11,nirlondon---right

6.Mussonpredictedthatlongerbutthinner....

anotherearthquake---not

would....---right7.Giussnihasarrivedatthe

7.Itcanebinferredfromconclusionthatbabies

thepassagethatin....-wrong

en^land....■一right第十篇IrishDolphinsMay

第八篇EasyLearningHaveaUniqueDialect

1.Babiescanlearnlanguage1.Thedifferenceineating

evenintheirsleep....habitsbetweenthe

rightbottle-nose....---not

2.Aninfantcanrecognizea2.RonanHickeyanalysed

lotofvowelsbythe....almost2000different....

---not---wrong

3.Jinnishvowelsareeasto3.Ofthe32

distinguish....---notcategories,eightwere

4.Thethreevowelsproducedn\only....

mentionedinthisarticle---right

areallfinnish....—right4.Whistlescouldalsobe

5.Thestudyshowsthattheusedtocommunicate....

infant'scerebral....---right

---right5.Spermwhalescan

6.Ifanadultwantstolearnproducestronger

alanguagefaster,heultrasonic....---not

can....---wrong6.Asearlyasthe6th

7.Cheour'sfindingiscentury,irish

worthless???wrongfishermen....…wrong

第九篇DangersAwait7.ilishdolphinsattract

BabiesWithAltitudetouristsandover....

1.Accordingtothe---right

passape,oneofthe*第十一Computer

reasonswhy....---wrongMouse

2.Giussani'steammembers1.Mostcomputeruserswant

areallBritishtoknowhowthe....

researchers....---not???wrong

3.Giussanididnotespect2.Accordingtothe

tofindthattheweightauthor,generalcomputer

of....---rightusers....---not

4.Theweight1fanewborn3.Thecomputermouse

hastodowiththederivesitsnamefrom

---rightthe....---right

5.Hing-altitudebabies4.Thekeycomponentsofa

haveheadsthatare....computermouseare....

---wrong---right

6.High-altitudebabideshave5.Whenanordinary

computermousegetsresearchtool

dirty....—wrong4.paragraph6----Awayof

6.Themostdurableovercominginsomnia

computermiceonsale5.Togetagoodnight's

are....---notrest,peoplemqynotndde

7.Theopticalmouseisto----sleepmorethan8

superiortotheoneinhours

that....---right6.Longsleepersare

*第十二篇StudyHelosreportedtobemorelikely

PredictBigMediterraneanto--suffersleep

Quakeproblems

1.Thefault,whichaws7.Oneofthesleepproblems

overlookedbefore,has.…iswakinginthemiddleof

rightthenight,unableto

2.Itisfuntoidentifythe----fallasleepagain

faultforthead365....8.Onesurveyshowedthat

---wrongpeoplewho

3.Radiocarbondatinghabitually----sleepless

techniquescanbeusedthan7hourseachnight

to....---notmentionedhaveahigherriskof

4.Scientistspredictthatthe斤d^ing.

powerfulearthquskein第二篇Sootandsnow:ahot

theesatern....---rightcombination

5.Msshawhasher1.paragraphs

colleagueshelpherinthe----explanstionof

study....—ringtincreasedwarmingeffect

6.Msshawmeasuredthecausedbysoot

movementofeither2.paragraph4-----Soot's

side....---wrongRoleinchangesinthe

7.Theearthquakeclimateandthe

predictiondevicesatmosphere

developedby....---not3.paragraph6

第三部分概括大意和完成----Greenhousegasesas

句子,themainfactorlofglobal

第一篇Morethan8hourswarming

sleeptoomuchofagood4.paragraph7

thing----Observationsof

1.paragraph2----Sleepwarminginthenorthern

problemsoflongandhemisphere

stortsleepers5.Inthetwentieth

2.paragraph4----Dangerscentury,soot

ofhabitualshortagesof--contributedto25

sleeppercentofobserved

3.paragraphs----Kripke'sglobalwarming

6.Hansencautionedthatforanalysis

greenhousegases----still8.thesalt,comcentrationin

surpasssootinwarmingtheliquidwateroflake

theworld'sclimatevida-----isfoundtobea

duringthelastcenturygreatedalhigherthan

7.Blacksootcoveredsnowthatofseawater

andice----absorbmoreof第四篇CompactDisks

sun'senergyandwarmth1.paragraph1&2----CD's

thanwhitebackgroundworkingprincipleis

8.Asootforcingisexplained

unusually2.paragraphs----digital

effective,which---producecodehaswide

smuchmoreglobalapplications

watming........3.paragraph4——-CD'sare

第三篇Icymicrobesofmanyformats

1.paragraph!----antarctic4.paragraphs-----CD'sare

frozenforcollectinglakedurable

waterspecimens5.omeadvantageofcd-Rws

2.paragraphsisthattheycan---be

----significanceoftestingwrittenonandrewritten

techniquesforsamplingonlikefloppydisks.

microbesinthedeepice6.theauthorpredictsit

sheetwillnot---takemany

3.paragraph4moreyearsbeforeanew

----Accidentaldiscoverytechnologyisinventedfor

ofice-sealedlakewatermusicrecording.

inantarctica7.theIsaerbean-emitting

4.paragraph6-----2004edviceandthereceiver

Reisitplannedforareconsideredto---be

collectinglakewaterthekeypartsIfacd

specimensplayer.

5.scientistsignoredlake8.spaceprobescouldnot

vidabecausetheythought----keepcontactuwththei

thatalakeofice-???wasgroundstationefficiently

oflittlescientificvalue第五篇LEDLighting

6.scientistsexpectthatthe1.paragraph1---LED

life,iffoundindeeperlightingwillreplace

waterbelowthe,icetraditionallighting

sheet,——-maybeolder2.paragraphs

thanthatcollectedbelow---bowersmadean

39feetoficeunespecteddiscovery

7.whatthescientistswill3.paragraphs---led

doin2004----istocollectlightinghasmany

somebrinylakewateradvantages

4.paragraph6impressions

—almosteverything5.sensoryinformation

couldbethemainisonethatis

lightsourceintheperceivedthrousgh

future---thesightsand

5.Unliketraditionalsoundsoftheworld

lightingJedsdonot6.youinterpret---the

giveoutheatso---itmeaningof

ismoreefficientincoming----by

6.edison'strightcomparingitagainst

inventionislikelytothememoriesalready

beoutdatedstoredinyourbrain.

because----traditiona7.thewaywe

1lightingislessstereotypepeopleis

durableandedareralessmatureformof

7.somethingthinking,whichis

unespectedhappenedsimilarto---the

duringbower'simmatureformof

experimentwhen---athinkingofavery

laserescitedtheyoungchild

quantumdots8.wecanuseourmore

8.overonequarterofmaturestyleof

energyconsumptionthinkingthanksto

forlightingcouldbe-----themost

savedby2025if----complexarcasofour

Americaadoptaedcortex

leds第七篇ScreenTest

第六篇Howwe1.paragraph!---harm

formfirstscreeningmaydoto

Impressionayoungerwoman

1.paragraph2---2.paragraph?

comparingincoming---Investigatingthe

sensoryinformationeffectofscreening

againstmemories3.paragraph4

2.paragraphs---effectspredicted

---Illustrationoffirstbytwodifferent

impressionmodels

3.paragraph44.paragraphs---small

--commentonfirstriskofinducing

impressioncancersfrom

4.paragraphs---waysradiation

ofdeparturefrom5.earlydiscoveryof

Immatureandbreastcancermay

simplistic---savealife

6.advantagesoforImprovedfoodsupply

screeningwomensiuationin2020

under50are---still3.paragraph4---more

opentodebateresearchfundingneeded

7.delayingtheageat4.paragraph7---research

whichscreeningfocusonincreasedyield

startsmay---reduce5.Drfischerclaimsthat

theriskofradiationapriculturewillcontinue

rtiggeringacancertodevelop---whenwe

8.Radiationexposureusemoderntechnologies

shouldbe---reducedanddevelopnewones

totheminimum.6.landcanbesavedfor

第八篇themirapaceotherpurposes---ifwe

stationcandriveyieldup

1.paragraph4---rewards7.theinvestmentcanbe

followingtheusfinancialregardedasefficient

injection---whenstategicresearch

2.paragraph5---Mir'sfirstscanbeutiIizedworldwide

inscientificexperiments8.theglobaldecreasein

andspaceexplorationinvestmentshoulebe

3.paragraph6---mir*schanged---ifweuse

problemyearmoderntechnologiesand

4.paragraphs---undeniabledevelopnewones

mir,sachievements第十篇Washoe

5.mirenhancedthelearned

confidenceintheamerican

scientiststhathumanssign

livinginspaceforalonglanguage

timewas---quitepossible1.paragraph1---General

6.inmir,theusastronautsInformationaboutwashoe

created---manyfirsts2.paragraph2---Repot

7.whenwethinkofmirinaboutwashoe'sprogress

termsofitsinlearningsignlanguage

achievements,its3.paragraphs---Debateon

setbacksare---nothingchimps'intelligence

8.thewritertendstothink4.paragraph4---Reason

thatirwsa---agreatwhynotmanyscientists

successcarryoutthisresearch

第九篇Moreruralresearchnowadays

isneeded5.washoecouldmakesigns

1.paragraph1---increaseintocommunicate---when

InvestmentonAgiculturalshewantedtoeat

Research.6.somescientistsdoubted

2.paragraphs---thesame----ifthe

gardenrs,argumentwas1.paragraph1---methane

soundasastronggreenhouse

7.washoetaughtthreegas

youngerchimpssign2.paragraph?---livestock

language---whileshewasasaprimefactorofthe

ataresearchcenteringreenhouseeffect

ellensburg3.paragraph4

8.Theexperimenters---agriculturealso

thoughtwashoewsacontributestoincreased

intellient—becausesheconcentrationsof

couldusesignlanguagemethaneinthe

toaskforfruitsatmosphere

**第十一篇thetiniest4.paragraphs---why

electricmotorintheworldlivestockreleases

1.paragraph2---themethane

workingprincipleofthe5.methaneis---oneof

nanomotorthemajorcontributors

2.paragraph4---atotheintensifying

bescriptionofthegreenhouseeffect

nanomotorintermsof6.greenhousegasesare

powerandsizeindispensableto

3.paragraph5---previousmankind,buttheproblem

inventionsofnanoscalemankindisfacedwithis

products--theever-increasing

4.paragraph6---possibleatmospericconcentrations

fieldsofapplicationinofgreenhousegases

thefuture7.generallypeopleheap

5.doctorsenvisionthatthecriticismon---big

nanomotorwouldtravelindustriesand

throughhumanbodiestogas-guzzlingvehicles

---removedisease8.nothinghasbeen

6.surfacetensionmeansthementionedinthepassage

tendencyofatomsorabout---howtocutdown

moleculesto--resistthecattlepopulations

separating第四部分閱讀理解

7.nanoconveyorscouldbe第一篇Ford

usedto-----transportAbandons

nanoscaleobjectsElectric

8.applyingasmallelectricVehicles

currentcausesatomsto1.whathavethefordmotor

---shufflebetweentwocompany,general

moltenmetaldropletsMotor's....----theyhave

*第十二篇Astronggivenupproducing

greenhousegaseletriccars.

2.Accordingtotimholmeswalkingmayinvitetraffic

offordeurope??…--一willaccidents.

begoodtothe第三篇Light

environmentinthenight,DarkStars

future.1.Whencanpeoplesee

3.Whichauto14.000stars?--一whenthe

manufacturersarestill....nightskyisclearof

----ToyotaandNissanclouds,moonlightand

4.Accordingtotheeighthartificiallights.

paragraph,hyridcars....2.Whichofthefollowing

----runmoremilesthanstatementsis

retrolerivencarsstargazingbecomesdifficult

5.Which

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