第三章

Directions.1.thi.section.iher.ar.I.passages.Fo.eac.passage.ther.ar.1.blanks.Yo.ar.require.t.selec.on.wor.fo.ea

c.blan.fro..lis.o.choice.give.i..wor.ban.followin.th.passage.Rea.th.passag.throug.carefull.befor.makin.you.c

hoices.Eac.choic.i.th.ban.i.identifie.b..leUer.Pleas.mar.th.correspondin.lette.fo.eac.item.Yo.ma.no.us.an.o.t

h.word.i.th.ban.mor.tha.once.

Passage1

Opanionshi.i.fbun.i.famil.relationships.I.w.ar.—1—.w.bon.t..parcn.(i.w.ar.cvc.mor.fort

unate.w.bon.t.bot.parents.an.sibling/兄

妹).W.ma.als.hav.th.opportunit.t.fin.lovin.relationship.wit.iamiLoutsid.ou.—2_.one

wit.a.uncl.o.aunt.—3—.an.cousins.

A.deepLlovin.a.an.o.thes.bond.ma.be.however.the.generalLd.no.—4_.lonelines.a.effectiveLa.maiTiag

.an._5_.do.becaus.mos.famil.relationship.ar.time-

bound.Whe.w.becom.adults.mos.o.u.spen.muc.—6_.tim.wit.ou.parents.grandparents.uncles.an.aunt.tha.w.

di.a._7_.Indeed.th.natur.o.th.child-

paren.relationshi.i.suc.tha.i.i.i.healthy.w.d.no.spen.a.muc.tim.wit.ou.parent.whe.w.gro.up.FamiLrelationshi

p.ar.limitc.b.—8_.fb.anothc.rcaso..a.w.gc.oldcr.ou.oldc.rclativc.bcgi.t.dic.

O.coursc.ncithc.o.thcs.rcason._9_.t.siblings.an.man.pcopl.d.dcvclo.ongoin.lovin.relationship.wit..si

bling.Thi.i.no.th.rule.however.Brother.an.sister.hav.no.bee.know.fo.th.closenes.o.thei.relationship..eve.wh

e.the.lov.eac.other.

I.w.star.ou.lif.wit.lovin.famil.relationships.ou.chance.fo.happines.ar.incalculabl.increased.1.i.almos.i

inpossibl.t.overstat.th.importanc.o.thos._10_..Bvid.greate.oppo

imac.becaus.the.ar.no.time-bound.an.thes.ar.relationship.wit.peers.

A)grandparentsI)fortunate

B)childrenJ)wants

C)immediateK)sticks

D)easeL)applies

E)lessM)friendship

Passage2

On.o.th.advantage.o.livin.i.U.i.tha.on.i.permitte.t.sa.wha.h.thinks.—l_.o.i.public.on.ma.criticiz.th.Qu

een.th.Government.o.anythin.else.L.t._2_.t.speeche.o.al

.kind.o.questions.I.London.peopl.gathe.i.Hyd.Park.wher.speaker.—.—the.o.variou.topics.N.on.attempt.t.sl

o.suc.speakers.W.fee.tha.i.thei.idea.ar._4_.the.the.deserv.t.b.heard.Lth.idea.ar.bad.n.on.wil.pa.muc._5_.t

.the.anyway.

No.lon.ag.on.o.thes.speaker.wa.deliverin.a._6_.speec.i.Hyd.Park.H.e

rnmen.i.stron.terms.

The.ar.—7_.fo.al.ou.troubles,.h.said.

“Wha.w.shoul.d.i.bur.dow.th.Hous.o.Common.an.Buckingha.Palace...larg._8—.o.peopl.ha.gathere.an.h

a.begu.t.bloc.traffic.A.tha.momen..policema.—9_.alon.an.said;

“Al.right.gentlemen.Let*.ope..pat.fd.th._10_..Al.thos.i.favo.o.bumin.dow.th.Hous.o.Commons.mo

v.t.th.right.AI.thos.i.favo.o.burnin.dow.Buckingha.Palace.mov.t.th.left.No.mov.aside.on.wa.o.th.other..On.

b.on.th.listener.walke.away.an.soo.lh.speake.wa.lef.alone.

A)hearI)Overtly

B)listenJ)Privately

C)addressK)good

D)movedL)emotional

E)attentionM)traffic

Passage3

Whe.Bo.Sernationa.conferenc.o.tropica.disease.h.wa.delighted.Th.conferenc.wa.t

._l_.plac.i.Genev.an.Bo.though.i.wouLb..goo.opportunit.t.tak.Susa.o..shor.journey.The.decide.tha.the.wo

ul.g.t.Pari.fo..wee.befor.Be.o.t.Genev.fo.th.—2—.Susa.woul.the.—3_.home.

Bo.an.Susa._4_.a.enjoyabL\vee.tourin.Paris.The.di..lo.o.walkin.an.a.th.en.o.th.wee.the.wer.ver.tired.

Bo.wen.wit.Susa.t.th.—5_.an.sa.he.o..plan.1.London.WhiLh.wa.wailin.fo.hi.plan.1.Geneva..mis.bega.t.for

m.—6—.hi.plan.too.off.A..hi.seat.Bo.fel.fas.asleep.

Unfortunately.a.th.plan.fle.t.G.—7_.fog.I.wa.—8_.t.Ian.i.Genev.becaus.o.th.f

og.Whe.thi.new.wa.give.t.lh.passengers.Bo.wa.stiLi.fas.sleep.H.di.no.wak.u.unti.lh.plan.lande.bac.i.Paris.

Stil.ver._9_.h.hurrie.throug.th.airpor.loung.an.fbun..taxi.H.aske.th.drive.t.tak.hi.t.th.Gcncv.Internationa.

Hotel.Th.surprise.drive.looke.a.Bo.a.i.h.wer.mad.H.aske.Bo.i.h.wa._10_.h.wante..taxi.Bo.sai.h.did.sinc.h

.fel.lo.tire.t.walk.

A)paidI)sure

B)returnJ)take

Passage4

OLLuc.wa..ver.strang.woman.Th.fin.hous.i.whic.sh.ha.live.overlooke..loveLvalley.Bu.sh.hardLeve.w

en.out.Thoug..servan.looke.afte.her.hc.onLrea.—1wer.tw.cats.Fo.year.sh.ha.—2_.t.se.an.o.he.relation.a.s

h.fel.iha.al.the.ereste.i.wa.he.money.

Lthi.sh.wa._.3—.Afte.he.death.th.fe.relation.sh.had.—4_.a.th.hous.t.hea.Lucy'.lawye.rea.he.will.T

he.wer.al.sur.tha.Luc.ha.lef..grea._5_.an.the.eac.demande..share.Thi.le.t._6_.arguments.I.particular.the.

quarrele.abou.th.house.Lucy?.nephe.fel.tha.i.shoul.g.t.him.a.h.wa.on.o.th.fe.peopLwh.use.t.visi.hi.oLaun.

befor.sh._7_.hersel.of.fro.he.relations.Lucy'.cousi.objecte.t.thi.an.ther.wa.a.angr.scen.i.th.livin.roo.whil

.the.waite.fo.th._8_.t.arrive.Wbabl.lef.hundred.

o.debts.

Thei.lawye.di.no.eve.smiLa.thi.an.aske.the.al.t.si.down.H.bega.t.rea.th._9_.in

.solem.voice.Luc.ha.indee.bee._10_.rich.Bu.sh.ha.lef.he.whol.o.he.fortun.l.he.tw.cats!

A)fortuneI)right

B)willJ)refused

C)companionsK)lawyer

D)eventuallyL)violent

E)immenselyM)cut

F)pleasedN)angrily

Passage5

I.gram.o.th.Unite.States.Bot.th.advantage.

an.th.disadvantage.o.usin.facult.(“教師”的總

^.fro.foreig.countrie.i.teachin.position.hav.t.b._1_.o.course.I.ca.b.sai.tha.foreigner.mak.th.facult.memb

Passage7

Natur.ha..perfec.syste.fo.recyclin.water.Wate.i.use.agai.an.again.I.fall.a.rain.The.i.goe.on.o.thre.place

s.I.migh.see.—l_..th.natura.reservoir.underground.I.migh.—2_.int.th.ai.b.

evaporatin.quickly.I..stream.t.river.an.t.th.oceans.

Tble.wil.thi.recyclin.system.l.i..balanc.tha.ca.b.easiLupse.b.people.Nature',—3_.syste.ca.

wor.wel.onl.i.peopl.wor.wit.th.system

no.agains.it.Serfer.wit.natur.ar.—4_.t.understand.Dirt.sewag.wate.fro.home.an.factori

e.mus.no._5_.wit.thinkin.water.PeopLwoul.ge._6_.fro.drinkin.dirt.water.

Ther.ar.othe.way.tha.peopl._7_.nature.Som.o.thes.way.arno.s.eas.t.understand.Fo.example..marsh.b

o.ma.no.b.goo.fo.everything.bu.i.serve.a.importan.purpose.Th.soft.we.soi.o..bo.allow.wate.t.—8_.th.under

groun.reservoirs.Wha.happcn.t.th.balanc.o.natur.i.th.bo.i.fillc.in.Mjcct.hav.bcc.

buiLwher._9_.onc.were.Th._10_.o.th.house.ar.Iblems.The.ar.likel.t.water.t.floo.i.rain.seaso

ns.Hug.stor.sewer.ar.buiLt.carr.awa.wit.lh.wate.fro.we.areas.Thes.hug.pipe.preven.we.basement.i.th.house

.munity.

A)mixI)marshes

B)reachJ)easy

C)disappearK)hinder

D)joinL)basements

E)greatlyM)benefit

elemi曾

Passage8

A.th.botto.o.th.worLlie..might.continen.stil.wrappe.i.th.Ic.Ag.and.unti.recen.times.unknow.t.man.I.i..

grea.lan.mas.crisscrosse.b.mountai.range.whos.exten.an.elevatio.ar.stil.uncertain.M

plet._1_.o.ou.maps..1,000-

miLstretc.o.th.coastlin.ha.neve.bee.2.b.an.ship.Ma.ha.explored.o.foot.les.tha.on.percen.o.it.areas.

Antarcti._3_.fundamentalLfro.th.Arcti.regions.Th.Arcti.i.a.ocean._4_.wit.driftin.packe.ic.an.surro

unde.b.th.landmasse.o.Europe.Asia.an.Nort.America.Th.Antarcti.i.._5_.nearl.a.larg.a.Europ.an.Australi.c

ombined.centere.roughl.o.th.Soul.Pol.an.surrounde.b.th.mos.unobstructe.wate.area.o.th.world.th.Atlantic.

Pacific.an.India.Oceans.

Th.continenta.ic.—6_.e.hig.a.it.center.Thus.th.ai.ove.th.Antarcti.i.—7_.mor.refrigerate.tha

.i.i.ove.th.Arcti.regions.Thi._8_.ai.cascade.of.th.lan.wit.suc.forc.tha.i.inake.th.nearb.sea.th.stormies.i.th.

world.An.i.render.unlivabl.thos.region.whos.counterpart.a.th.opposit.en.o.th.glob.ar._9—.Thus.mor.tha..

millio.person.liv.withi.2,OO.mile.o.th.Nort.Pol.i.a.arc.tha.includc.mos.o.Alaska.Sibcria.an.Scandinavi...reg

io._10_i.fores.an.minin.industriss.Excep.fo..handfu.o.weathe.stations.withi.th.same

distanceoftheSouthPolethereisnotasingletree,industry,orsettlement.

A)sheetI)deeply

B)farJ)covered

C)blankK)sea

D)comfortableL)inhabited

F、rnntinrnt

Passage9

E.th.sea.Oi.contaminatio.i..critica.—1

_.fo.scienc.t.solve.

_2_.fo.gettin.ri.o.oi.ar.many.Stra.absorb.fou.time.it.weigh.i.oiLFlamethrower.bur.oi.off.Sand.taL(滑

石).an.chal.—3_.brca.i.u.an.sin.it.Variou.chcmical.dispcrs.th.slic.(§山..abl.microbe.(微生

物.t._4_.th.oi.mor.quickly.

Som.chemicals.however.becom.mor.—5_.lha.th.oi.itseLbin.wit.it.L1967.whe.lh.tanker.T

orrc.Canyo.groundc.of.Cornwal.i.southwcs.England.powcrfu.chcmical.di.mor.—6_.har.tha.th.oi.itself.Tho

ug.th.oi.kille.thousand.o.bird.a.i.flDate.ashore.th.detergent.use.t.clea.th.rock.an.beache.destroye._7_.creat

urc.an.upsc.th.balanc.o.marin.lifc.Massc.o.oi.rcachin.shor.ar.fbrtunatcl._8—.bu.fc.bcachc.hav.cscapc.con

taminatio.b.oil.Som.ship.d.no.rcpor.spillage.an.othcr.—9_.oiLwastc.a.nigh.an.dcpart.T._10_.th.cuIprit.(

肇事

者).ces.involvin.ih.electroni.analysi.o.oiLThi.woul.mak.i.possibLt.ma(c.an.

spil.wit.it.sourc.an.s.identif.th.tanke.responsible.

A)rareI)poisonous

B)RemediesJ)hardly

C)dischargeK)effectively

D)destroyL)more

E)problemM)less

NT'

Passage10

ALmunicat.wit.on.anothe.nonverball.(非語

W).a.wel.a.wit.words.W.gestur.wit.eycbrow.o..hand.mce.somcon.else,.eye.an.loo.away.

On.o.th.mos.poten.element.i.bod.languag.i.—l_.behavior.American.ar.carefu.abou.ho.an.whe.the.—

2_.on.anothcr'.eyes.I.ou.norma.—3—.cac.cy.contac.last.onl.abou..sccon.bcfor.on.o.bot.individual.loo.a

way.Whe.tw.A.eac.other'.eyes.emotion.ar.heightene.an.th.relationshi.become,

mor.—4—.However,w.carefull.avoi.this.excep.i.—5_.circumstances.

Prope.stree.bchavio.i.th.Unitc.Statc.—6_..nic.balanc.o.attcntio.an.inattention.Yo.ar.suppose.t.loo.a..p

asserb.jus.enoug.t.sho.tha.yo.ar.awar.o.hi._7_.Lyo.loo.to.littl.yo._8_.haught.(傲'慢的［.o.secretiv.(遮遮

掩掩).to.much.an.yo.ar.inquisitiv.(好奇

的).UsualLwha.happcn.i.tha.pcopl.cy.cac.othc.unti.thc.ar.abou.cigh.fcc.apart.a.whic.poin.thc.cas.dow.thci.

eyes.Eve.i.part.o.th.Fa.East.i.i.—9_.t.loo.a.th.othe.perso.a.aLdurin.conversation.I.Englan.th.listene.stare.a.

th.speake._10_.an.blink.hi.eye.occasionalLa..sig.o.inleresl.Tha.eye-

blin.say.nothin.t.Americans.wh.expec.th.listene.t.no.o.t.murmu.somethin.sue.a.“mm——hmm”.

A)signI)impolite

B)presenceJ)polite

C)appearK)requires

D)appropriateL)applies

E)arriveM)intimate

F)attentivelyN)angrily

第四章

Directions.Her.ar.l.passage.i.thi.section.Eac.passag.i.followe.b.som.question.o.unfinishc.statemcnts.Fo.ea

c.o.the.ther.ar.fou.choice.marke.A).B).C).an.D).Yo.should

dccid.o.th.bcs.choice.'

Passage1

Docsmoneybuyhappiness?Not!Ah,butwouldalittlemoremoneymakeusalittlehappier?Many

o.u.smir.({§^)an.nod.Ther.is.w.believe.som.connectio.betwee.fisca.fitnes.and

emotiona.fuifillment.Thre.i.fou.Ainerica.coilegian.(^^^.no.conside.i.uver.important.or

“essential“thattheybecome“verywellofff^nancially.,,Moneymatters.

Butasurprisingfactoflifeisthatincountrieswherenearlyeveryonecanafiordlife'snecessities,

increasin.affluenc.matter.surprisingl.little.Th.correlatio.betwee.incom.an.happines.is

“surprising!,weak,.observe.Universit.o.Michiga.researche.RonaLInglehar.i.on.l6-

natio.stud.o.l70.00.pcoplc.Ovidc.diminishin.rcturns.Th.sccon.picc.o.pi..o.th

.secon.$100,OOO.neve.taste.a.goo.a.th.first.Eve.lotter.winner.an.th.Forbes.100

wealthies.American.hav.expresse.onLslightLgreate.happines.tha.th.averag.American.Making

i.bi.bring.ternporar.joy.Bu.i.th.lon.ru.wealt.i.lik.health.it.utte.absenc.ca.bree.misery,

bu.havin.i.doesn'.guarante.happiness.Happines.seem.les..matte.o.gettin.wha.w.wan.than

ofwantingwhatwehave.

Ha.ou.happines.floate.upwar.wit.lh.risin.economi.tide.Ar.w.happie.toda.tha.i.th,1940s.whe.tw.ou.o.fi

v.home.lacke..showe.o.tub.Actually.w.ar.not.Sinc.1957.th.numbe.o.American,wh.sa.the.ar.

“ver.happy.ha.decline.fro.3.t.3,percent.Meanwhile.th.divorc.rat.ha.doubled.th.tee.suicid.rat.ha.nearLtripl

ed.th.violen.crim.rat.ha.nearl.quadruple.(eve.afte.th.recen.decline).an.mor.peopl.tha.eve.(especialLteen.an.

youn.adults.ar.depressed.

Thi.soarin.wcalt.an.shrinkin.spiri.i.calle.

''th.Ainerica.paradox..Mor.tha.ever.w.hav.bi.house.an.broke.homes.hig.income.an.lo.morale.secure.right.

an.diminishe.civiIity.W.exce.a.makin.Jivin.bu.ofte.fai.a.makin..life.W.sperit.bu.year.fo..pur

pose.W.cheris.ou.freedom.bu.Ion.fo.connection.I.a.ag.o.plenty.w.fee.spiritua.hunger.

1.Whic.o.th.fbllowin.statement.bes.expresse.th.authorJ.view?

A)Themoremoneyweearn,thehappierwewouldbe.

B)Themoremoneyweearn,thediminishedreturnswehave.

C)Withtheeconomygoesup,ourhappinessdecreases.

D)Inthelongrun,moneycannotguaranteehappiness.

2.Th.secon.$100,OO.neve.taste.a.goo.a.th.first,.becaus..

A)it'snotsofreshasthefirst$100,000

B)itisnotsoimportantasthefirst$100,000

C)profitbroughtbyitislessthanthatfromthefirst$100,000

D)happinessbroughtbyitislessthanthatfromthefirst$100,000

3.1.thi.passage."th.America.paradox.(Lin.1.Para.4.probabLmean..

A)theAmericancharacteristicB)theAmericancontradiction

C)theAmericanwonderD)theAmericanphenomenon

4.Accordin.t.th.passage.peopl.exce.a.makin.Jivin.bu..

A)don'thaveanyaimorideal

B)don'tknowhowtoenjoylife

C)don'thaveanycontactwithotherpeople

D)don'tknowhowtospendmoney

5.Th.thing.happene.afte.195.ar.give.t.illustrat.tha..

A)people'sspiritualneedscannotbefulfilledbywealth

B)familyproblemsbecomemoreandmoreserious

C)socialcrimeshaveincreasedbyalargemargin

D)youngpeoplearenothappyabouttheirlife

Passage2

T..larg.dcgrcc.th.mcasur.o.ou.pcac.o.min.i.dctcrminc.b.ho.muc.w.ar.abl.t.liv.i.th.prescn.momcnt.Irres

pectiv.o.wha.happene.yesterda.o.las.year.an.wha.ma.o.ma.no.happe.tomorrow.th.presen.momen.i.wher.yo.

ar..always!

Withou.question.man.o.u.hav.mastere.th.neuroti.ar.o.spendin.muc.o.ou.live.worryin.abou..variet.o.thing..a

La.once.W.blem.an.futur.concern.t.dominat.ou.presen.moments.s.muc.s.tha.w.en.u.anxious.fru

strated.depressed.an.hopeless.O.lh.fli.side

w.als.postpon.ou.gratification.ou.state.priorities.an.ou.happiness.ofte.convincin.ourselve.tha.

“someday.wil.b.belte.tha.today.Unfortunately.lh.sam.menta.dynamic.tha.tel.u.t.loo.lowar.th.fulur.wil.onl.

repea.themselve.s.tha."someday.neve.actuall.arrives.Joh.Lenno.onc.said.

Lif.i.what'.happenin.whil.we'r.bus.makin.othe.plans..Whe.we'r.bus.makin.

uothe.plansM.ou.childrc.ar.bus.growin.up.th.pcopl.w.lov.ar.movin.awa.an.dying.ou.bodie.ar.gcttin.ou.o.s

hape.an.ou.dream.ar.slippin.away.I.short.w.mis.ou.o.life.

Man.peopl.liv.a.i.lif.wer..dres.rehearsa.fo.som.late.date.I.isn

t.I.fact.n.on.ha..guarante.tha.h.o.sh.wiLb.her.tomorrow.No.i.th.onLtim.w.have.an.th.onl.tim.tha.w.hav.an.c

ontro.over.Whe.ou.attentio.i.i.th.presen.moment.w.pus.fea.fro.ou.minds.Fea.i.th.concer.ove.event.tha.mig

h.happe.i.th.future-w.won'..trouble.w.wil.ge.ol.an.die.whatever.

T.comba.fear.th.bes.strateg.i.t.lear.t.brin.you.attentio.bac.t.th.present.Mar.Twai.said.

a.hav.bee.throug.som.terribl.thing.i.m.life.som.o.whic.actuall.happened...don'.thin..ca.sa.i.an.better.Pra

ctic.keepin.you.attentio.o.th.her.an.now.an.you.effort.wil.pa.grea.dividends.

1.Th.wor."neurotic.(Lin.1.Para.2.i.th.contex.rcfer.t..

A)nerveB)worrisome

C)crazyD)angry

2.I.ca.b.conclude.fro.Joh.Lennon'.remark.tha..

A)lifeiswhatwehaveplannedinthepast

B)lifewillneverrealizewhatwehaveplanned

C)plansaremakingpreparationforfuturelife

D)lifeisslippingawaywhenwemake“otherplans”

3.Whic.o.th.followin.i.NO.tru.accordin.t.th.passage?

A)Wcarcoftenupsetbecausewcworryaboutfutureproblems.

B)Wedelayourhappinessbecausewe'reafraidofmissingourdreams.

C)Lifeisn'tforcontrollingthetimeinsomelaterdate.

D)Wehavemissedmanythingswhenwe'rebusymaking"otherplans”.

4.Whic.ha.NO.bee.include.i.th.behavio.o.fea.i.thi.context?

A)Concerntheterriblethingsthathappenedinthepast.

B)Concernwhethertherewillbeenoughmoneytousetomorrow.

C)Concernwhetherourchildrenwillhavetrouble.

D)Concernwhetherwewillgetoldanddie.

5.Th.bes.titLfo.thi.passag.wouLb..

A)Don'tMissOutonLife!

B)“Someday”IsNeverBetterThanToday

C)LearntoLiveinthePresentMoment

D)HowtoConquerFear

Passage3

Havin..corporat.ethic.(公司道德規(guī)

?E.polic.i.no.jus..luxur.bu..necessit.i.busines.today.That,.accordin.L.stud.o.ethic.i.th.workplac.release.Tu

esda.b.th.Ethic.Resourc.Center.Terviews.th.stud.sample.!,50.America.worker.a.al.level,

.pan

gram,gra.o.som.avcnu.fo.employcc.t.ge.c

thic.advicc.Th.pcrccntag.wa.grcatcr-9.pcrccnt

panie.o.50.o.mor.employees.Npanie.t.b.ethical.H

owever.th.stud.foun.on.i.thre.einployee.ha.observe.inappropriat.behavior.i.th.pas.year.

Mor.tha..quarte.reporte.the.wer.awar.o.lyin.t.employees.customers.vendor.o.th.public..simila.numbe.f

rmatio.wa.hidden.an.2.percen.reporte.abusiv.o.impolit.behavio.towar.employees.Briber.

an.kickback.(回

扣.wa.lo.o.th.list.wit.onL.percen.sayin.the.wer.awar.o.it.Bu.nearl..thir.o.thos.wh.witnesse.inappropriat.beh

avio.di.no.repor.it.fo.fea.o.bein.viewe.a.troublemakers.o.fo.fea.o.pressur.fro.co-workers.

An.whiLpanic.ar.adoptin.cthic.policics.on.i.eigh.cmploycc.sai.thc.fcc.pressur.t.violat.cthica.stand

ards-whethe.fro.to.managemen.o.co-workers.Long-

ter.employee.fee.greate.pressur.tha.newe.worker.do.That.sai.Michae.Wagon.presiden.o.th.Ethic.Resourc.C

enter.indicate.ther.i.stiL.nee.fo.aggressiv.pursui.o.ethic.i.th.workplace.Wago.sai.focusin.o.value.

uma.no.b..luxur.bu..necessit.fo.positiv.busines.culturesn.H.pany'.b

otto.line.includin.helpin."t.attrac.an.retai.hig.qualil.employees”.

1.Th.wor."avenue.(Lin.6.Para.1.i.th.contex.refer.t..

A)rulesB)means

C)disciplinesD)books

2.Ica.b.conclude.fro.Michae.Wagon'.remark.tha..

A)manycompaniesdon'thavecorporatestandards

B)oneinthreeemployeesdidn'tobservecorporateethics

C)manyemployeesfeelpressuretobreakcorporateethics

D)it'snecessaryforcompaniestoestablishandkeepcorporateethics

3.Whic.o.th.foliowin.statement.i.NO.tru.accordin.t.th.passage?

A)Thestudyofcorporateethicshastakensamplesfrom1,50()Americanworkers.

B)Companiesofmorethan500employeesaremorelikelytohavecorporateethics.

C)Morethanhalfofthepeopleareawareofinappropriatebehaviorincompanies.

D)Manyworkersfeelpressuretobreakthecorporateethics.

4.Th.passag.tclLu.tha..

A)morethan25percentoftheemployeesfoundthelyingtoemployees,customers,vendorsorthe

public

B)aquarterreportedabusiveorimpolitebehaviortowardemployees

C)oneintenemployeesfoundthebriberyandkickbacks

D)24percentoftheemployeesdidn'treporttheinappropriatebehaviors

5.Wha.i.th.aulhor,.attitud.lowar.lh.adoptio.o.corporat.ethics?

A.Pessimistic...B.Critical.

C)Positive.D)Prejudiced.

Passage4(半期考)

Lputer.hav.largeLreplace.paperwork.becaus.the.ar.fast.flexible.d.no.mak.mistake

s.A.on.banke.said.

Uputer.neve.hav..ba.day..An.the.ar.honest.Man.bank.advertis.tha.thei.transaction.ar.

untouche.b.huma.hands.an.therefor.saf.fro.huma.temptation.Oputer.hav.n.reaso.t.stea.mon

ey.Bpute.crime.show.the.ca.b.use.t.steaL

Compute.criminal.don'.us.guns.An.eve.i.the.ar.caught.i.i.har.t.punis.the.becaus.ther.ai*.n.witnes.an.o

pute.canno.remembe.wh.use.it.i.simpl.doe.wha.i.i.told.Th.hea.telle.a..Ne.Yor.ban.use..

compute.t.stea.mor.tha.on.an..hal.billio.dollar.i.jus.fou.years.N.on.notice.thi.thef.becaus.h.move.th.mone.f

ro.onaccoun.t.anothcr.Eac.tim..customc.h.ha.robbc.questione.th.balanc.(余

pute.error.the.replace.th.missin.mone.fro.someon.else，.account.Thi.m

a.wa.caugh.onl.becaus.h.wa..gambler.Whe.th.polic.brok.u.a.illega.gamblin.operation.hi.nam.wa.i.th.recor

ds.

Sputer*.powe.t.ge.reveng.o.employer.the.conside.unfair.Recently.Jarg.insur

puter-tap.libraria.fb.reason.tha.involve.he.

fessiona.Iife.Sh.wa.give.thirt.day.notice.Lpany,.

computerize.records.

Mpute.criminaLhav.bee.niino.employees.No.polic.wonde.i.thi.i.

th.ti.o.th.iceberg”.A.on.officia.says.

”.hav.th.fcclin.tha.thcr.i.mor.crim.ou.thcr.tha.w.ar.catching.Wha.w.ar.sccin.no.i.al.s.poorl.donc..wondc.w

ha.th.rea.expert.ar.doing一th.one.\vh.real!.pute.works.n

l.Th.majo.poin.discusse.i.th.passag.i..

A)thedifferencebetweenhumanandcomputer

B)theapplicationofcomputerinbanks

C)thetipoftheiceberg

D)thecomputercrimes

2.Transaction.i.man.bank.ar.claime.t.b.saf.becaus.they.

A)archandledbycomputersB)arcsafefromstealing

C)cannotbenoticedbyotherpeopleD)cannotbeusedforrevenge

3.Th.ban.teHe.covere.u.hi.crim.by.

A)tellingthecomputerwronginformation

B)movingmoneyfromoneaccounttoanother

C)cancelingalltherecordsinthecomputer

D)doingillegalgamblinginthecomputer

4.Th.phras."lhirt.day.notice.(Lin.3.Para.3.refer.t..

A)restfbrthirtydaysB)recorddocumentsforthirtydays

C)thirtydaysbeforefiringherD)thirtydaysafterfiringher

5.Accordin.t.th.las.paragraph.wha.kin.o.crimina.ar.th.polic.unabl.t.catch?

A.Mino.employees......B.Senio.employees.

C)Computerexperts.D)Computer-tapelibrarians.

Passage5

Exceptiona.childre.ar.differen.i.som.significaii.way.fro.other.o.th.sam.age.Fo.thes.childre.t.deve

catio.mus.b.adapte.t.thes.differences.

Althoug.w.focu.ourselve.o.th.need.o.exceptiona.children.w.fin.ourselve.describin.thei.environmen.w

ell.WhiLth.leadin.acto.o.th.stag.occupie.ou.attention.w.ar.awar.o.th.importanc.o.th.supportin.player.an.th.s

cener.o.th.pla.itself.Bot.th.famiLan.th.societ.i.whic.exceptiona.childre.liv.ar.ofte.th.ke.t.thei.growt.an.deve

lopmcnt.An.i.i.i.th.publi.school.tha.w.fin.th.ful.expressio.o.socicty'.understanding——

th.knowlcdgc.hopc.an.fcar.tha.ar.passc.o.t.th.ncx.gcncration.

Educatio.i.an.societ.i..miiTo.o.tha.society.I.tha.miiTo.w.ca.se.th.strengths.th.weaknesses.th.hopes.th.p

rejudices.an.th.centra.value.o.th.cultur.itself.Tcatio.ove

.th.pas.thre.decade.indicate.th.stron.feelin.i.ou.societ.tha.aLcitizens.whateve.thei.specia.conditions.deserv.

th.opportunit.t.ful.develo.thei.capacities.

Al.me.ar.create.equaL.We

catio.i..democrati.society.Althoug.th.phras.wa.us

e.b.lhi.country'.erprete.t.mea.equalit.o.opportunity.Th

a.concep.implie.cducationa.opportunit.fo.al.childrcn——

th.righ.o.eac.chil.t.receiv.hel.i.learnin.t.th.limit.o.hi.o.he.capacity.whethe.tha.capacit.i.smaLo.great.Recen.

cour.decision.hav.confirme.th.righ.o.aLchildren一disable.o.not一

cation.an.hav.ordere.tha.publi.schooLcation.I.respon

grams.adaptin.instructio.t.childre.wh.ar.exceptionaLfi.su

bslantialLgrams.

1.“Exceptiona.children.(Lin.1.Para.1.ca.b.replace.b..

A)abnormalchildrenB)excellentchildren

C)disabledchildrenD)ordinarychildren

2.Wha.i.th.author,.catio.o.exceptiona.children?

A.Pessimistic.B.Indifferent.

C.Positive.D.Concerned.

3.Whic.o.th.followin.statement.1.th.topi.o.th.passage?

A)Moreattentionshouldbepaidtotheexceptionalchildren.

B)Education'sfunctionasamirrorofthesociety.

C)Equaleducationalopportunityforexceptionalchildren.

D)Differentprogramsforexceptionalchildren.

4.Wha.i.th.author，.mai.ide.i.Paragrap.3?

A)Equalopportunityofeducationtoallchildren.

B)Education'sfunctionasamirror.

C)Greatinterestinexceptionalchildreninpastthreedecades.

D)Centralvaluesofculture.

5.Wh.doe.th.autho.giv.th.exampl.o.actor.i.Paragrap.2?

A)ToshowpublicschooPsroleasexpressingthesociety.

B)Toshowtheroleofeducationasaminorofthesociety.

C)Toshowtheimportanceofthesupportingplayersandthescenery.

D)Toshowtheimportanceoftheenvironmentinwhichexceptionalchildrengrow.

Passage7

Th.ownershi.o.pct.bring..varict.o.bcncfit.tha.th.uninitiatc.woul.ncvc.bclicvc.Fo.cvcr.taLo.shrcdde.cushion.

elligence.sympath.an.undyin.devotion.No.th

.grow.th.medica.an.social

advantagesofpetownershiphasconfirmedwhatpetownershavealwaysintuitivelyknown:thatpetsare

panion.bu.actualld.u.good.Researcher.hav.establishe.th.valu.o.pet.in

soothin.an.reassurin.humans.particularl.whe.ill.lonel.o.i.dislress.Perhap.th.unquestioning

loveandapprovalpetsgiveusissomethingwedon'talwaysgetfromourhumannearestanddearest.

Ourmakeshiftunderstandingpsychologyleadsmanyofustoviewverycloserelationshipswithpets

wit.suspicion.Childles.couple.i.particula.giv.ris.t.speculation.bu..consultan.i.anima.behavio.says.

“Ther.i.n.evidenc.tha..pe.i..direc.substitut.fo.child..An.whiLman.adult.fee.foolis.i.caugh.talkin.t.thei.pets.

thc.hav.n.ncc.to.Th.expcrt.sa.yo.canno.hav..clos.rclationshi.wit.pc.withou.treatin.i.a..pcrso.an.tha.talkin.t..

pe.i.no.unhealth..simpl..wa.o.establishin.camaraderie.

Theshakinghelplessnessofayoungpuppyorfluffykittenstirsprotectiveinstinctsdeepwithinus

andpromptsmanyparentstobuypetsfortheirchildreninthehopeofinstillingasenseofresponsibility

an.c