第1題第1題Ihavetroublehearingthe

betweenanAustralianandaSouthAfricanaccent.AblurredBclassificationCcomplexityDdistinctionEevloveFimplied第2題Alllanguages

.Thereisnolanguagethatsoundsthesametodayasitdid1,000oreven100yearsago.AblurredBclassificationCcomplexityDdistinctionEevloveFimplied正確答案：E第3題Duetothe

ofTurkishgrammar,itcantakeapersonmanyyearstolearnthelanguagewell.AblurredBclassificationCcomplexityDdistinctionEevloveFimplied第4題oflanguagesintogroupscanbebasedoncharacteristicsincludingwordorderorphoneticfeatures.AblurredBclassificationCcomplexityDdistinctionEevloveFimplied第5題Inplaces,theborderbetweentheUnitedStatesandCanada

is

becausethereisnofence.AblurredBclassificationCcomplexityDdistinctionEevloveFimplied第6題Thestudent'sbodylanguagethatshewasuncomfortablebeingcalledupontospeakinclass.AblurredBclassificationCcomplexityDdistinctionEevloveFimplied正確答案：FExercise第1題Thereisadifferenceinthenumberofwordsthatchildrenatdifferentagescanunderstand.AconcedeBconduct(v)CdiversityDempiricalEintersectionFmeasurable正確答案：F第2題Theprofessorshaveaofopinionsregardingtherelationshipbetweenspeechandcognition.AconcedeBconduct(v)CdiversityDempiricalEintersectionFmeasurable第3題Thereisnowalargebodyofevidenceaboutthemostefficientwaystolearnandremembernewvocabulary.AconcedeBconduct(v)CdiversityDempiricalEintersectionFmeasurable第4題Thelinguisticsdepartmentwillasurveyaboutthenumberoflanguagesspokenoncampus.AconcedeBconduct(v)CdiversityDempiricalEintersectionFmeasurable第5題Thefieldofneurolinguisticsisconcernedwiththebetweenlanguageandthestructureandfunctionofthebrain.AconcedeBconduct(v)CdiversityDempiricalEintersectionFmeasurable正確答案：E第6題Consideringthestudents'poorperformanceonthelatestexam,theinstructorhadtothat

histeachingmethodwasnotworkinganditwastimetotrysomethingnew.AconcedeBconduct(v)CdiversityDempiricalEintersectionFmeasurableExercise第1題ThelinguistNoamChomskyclaimsthatallhumanchildrenhaveanatural,abilitytolearnlanguage.AadherentsBarbitraryCdrawDinnateEmainstreamFsweeping(adj)第2題Manyelementary-levelteachersare

oftheviewthatitisbestforchildrentolearntoreadintheirfirstlanguage.AadherentsBarbitraryCdrawDinnateEmainstreamFsweeping(adj)第3題Mypsycholinguisticsprofessoristeachingusaboutsomeinterestingnewideasthatarenotwidelyaccepted.However,IamgladthatmyotherprofessorsconcentrateonideasandtheoriessothatIcangetagoodeducationinthebasicsofthefield.AadherentsBarbitraryCdrawDinnateEmainstreamFsweeping(adj)正確答案：E第4題Themainspeakerattheconferencewasawell-knownlinguistwhoseonlinelecturesaboutlanguage

manythousandsofviewerseveryyear.AadherentsBarbitraryCdrawDinnateEmainstreamFsweeping(adj)第5題Ifyoudonotbelieveintheconceptofsoundsymbolism,thenyouwillagreethattheEnglishworddog,theFrenchwordchien,andtheArabicwordpronouncedkalbareentirely

.AadherentsBarbitraryCdrawDinnateEmainstreamFsweeping(adj)第6題Thenewdirectormade

changesatthelanguageschool,redoingthecurriculumandchoosingnewtextbooksforeverycourse.AadherentsBarbitraryCdrawDinnateEmainstreamFsweeping(adj)正確答案：FExercise第1題Acharacteristicoftheprofessor'swritingisthatthe

betweenfactandopinionisalwaysclear.AboundaryBcognitiveCcomplementaryDconstraintsEempiricalFiffy第2題Sincelanguageistheproductofprocesses,it'sverydifficulttoresearch.Experimenterscannotreallygetinsideanyone’sbrainandtracetheformationofthoughts.AboundaryBcognitiveCcomplementaryDconstraintsEempiricalFiffy第3題Thetwocolleagueshada(n)

relationship.Oneofthemwasgreatatresearchbutnotgoodatpublicrelations.Theotherdealtwellwiththepublicbutwasweakatresearch.AboundaryBcognitiveCcomplementaryDconstraintsEempiricalFiffy第4題IthinkI'llbeattendingthelinguisticsconferencenextweek,butmaybenot.Myplansare

becauseIdon'tknowwhetherIcangetthetimeofforwhetherIcanbookalast-minuteflight.AboundaryBcognitiveCcomplementaryDconstraintsEempiricalFiffy正確答案：F第5題Weshoulddosome

studiestoinvestigatewhetherthelessonworks.Wecouldbuildsomecontrolledexperimentsinvolvingafewclassestotryitout.AboundaryBcognitiveCcomplementaryDconstraintsEempiricalFiffy正確答案：E第6題IwouldliketosellourappinCanadaandMexico,butweoperateunderseveral.Thebiggestoneisoursmallmarketingbudget.AboundaryBcognitiveCcomplementaryDconstraintsEempiricalFiffyApplyYourSkills第1題Despitedecadesoftrying,thedesignersofcomputer-generatedspeechhavestillfailedinoneoftheirchieftasks:makingcomputer-generatedvoicessoundreal.AFactBOpinion第2題Apple’subiquitouscellphone“assistant,”Siri,comeswithmanyvoiceoptions.AFactBOpinion第3題ItcanbemaleorfemaleandcanspeakintheNorthAmerican,Australian,English,oreven-withcertainphones-theIrishorSouthAfricanvarietyofEnglish.AFactBOpinion第4題Onewouldthinkthatanyassistantabletospeaksomanylanguageswouldatleastbeabletosoundlikeaperson,butno.AFactBOpinion第5題Siriandher/histhousandsofcousins,fromtelephone-answeringprogramstotranslatorsontheInternet,arestitched-togetherbeingsAFactBOpinion第6題Theirpartscomefrommassiveandintricatelycodeddatabasesofrealhumanspeech.AFactBOpinion第7題Everysyllable-andmanywholewords-originallyexistedinrealbreathasarealutterancebyarealperson.AFactBOpinion第8題Whenthecomputervoiceneedstoconstructanutterance,itsearchesitsdatabaseatnear-lightspeed,grabstherecordedbitsitneeds,andarrangesthemintheproperorder.AFactBOpinionExercise第1題Exercise第1題Animalpopulationshavefallenby74percentsince1970.第2題TheIUCNfocusesonthehealthofanimalspecies.第3題IUCNreportsareusedbypolicymakersforconservationefforts.第4題Theloggerheadseaturtleisnotendangeredanymore.Exercise第1題The__________isverydeadly.Manypeoplehavediedfromthediseaseitcauses.AdamageBdestinationsCeffortsDindividualEmajorFvirus正確答案：F第2題Conservation__________includeprotectingforestsandendangeredspecies.AdamageBdestinationsCeffortsDindividualEmajorFvirus第3題Thereareabout3,000peopleintheschool’sbiologyprogram.Each__________isgivenauniversityIDnumber.AdamageBdestinationsCeffortsDindividualEmajorFvirus第4題Thebarkbeetlecauses__________topinionpinetreesbyeatingholesinthetrunkandlimbs.AdamageBdestinationsCeffortsDindividualEmajorFvirus第5題Theresulthasbeena(n)__________declineinhabitatforthepinionjay.AdamageBdestinationsCeffortsDindividualEmajorFvirus正確答案：E第6題Toseepolarbearsinthewild,youmusttravelto__________liketheArcticCircle,northernCanada,GreenlandandRussia.AdamageBdestinationsCeffortsDindividualEmajorFvirusExercise第1題Everycellineverylivingorganism__________DNA.AapproximatelyBattachCcontainsDorganizedEstructureFtwists第2題Manypeopleconsiderthediscoveryofits__________,thedoublehelix,tobeoneofthemostimportantinallofmolecularbiology.AapproximatelyBattachCcontainsDorganizedEstructureFtwists正確答案：E第3題HumanDNAconsistsof__________3,000,000,000basepairs.AapproximatelyBattachCcontainsDorganizedEstructureFtwists第4題Thebasepairs__________toeachother,adeninetothymine,andguaninetocytosine,atthecenterofaDNAstrand.AapproximatelyBattachCcontainsDorganizedEstructureFtwists第5題Thebackbone__________,formingthedoublehelix.AapproximatelyBattachCcontainsDorganizedEstructureFtwists正確答案：F第6題HumanDNAis__________into23pairsofchromosomes.AapproximatelyBattachCcontainsDorganizedEstructureFtwistsExercise第1題Theresultsofthestudywere__________;peoplebecamehealthieraftertakingthenewmedicine.AargumentBcauseCcropsDlocationEmoralsFpositive正確答案：F第2題Farmerscanusethetechnologytopreventdiseasesfromdevelopingintheir__________.AargumentBcauseCcropsDlocationEmoralsFpositive第3題Itisdifficulttoknowtheexact__________ofagenebecausetherearebillionsofbasepairsinthehumangenome.AargumentBcauseCcropsDlocationEmoralsFpositive第4題Themainideaoftheconsequentialist__________isthatgeneticengineeringwillhelppeopleinthefuture.AargumentBcauseCcropsDlocationEmoralsFpositive第5題Mutations—smallchangestogenes—can__________disease,buttheyoftenhavenoeffectonus.AargumentBcauseCcropsDlocationEmoralsFpositive第6題Whatyoubelieveisacceptablepersonalbehaviordependsonyour__________.AargumentBcauseCcropsDlocationEmoralsFpositive正確答案：EApplyYourSkills第1題Thespeaker'smainfocusmovesfrom_____to_____ofde-extinction.Atheethicalissues…theprocessBtheadvantages…theethicalissuesCtheprocess…theadvantages第2題Whydosomeconsiderde-extinctiontobe"tooeasy"?ATheprocessiseasy.BItisaneasiersolutionthanconservation.CScientistsuseitnowanditworkswell.

第3題Accordingtothelecture,whichstatementisTRUEabouthybridanimals?ATheygetDNAfromanextinctanimal.BTheirDNAbecomeslikeanextinctanimal'sDNA.CTheyreceivemostoftheirDNAfromanextinctanimal.第4題WhatreasondoestheprofessorNOTgiveforsupportingde-extinction?AWecanlearnwhyspeciesbecameextinct.BWecansolveproblemsindamagedecosystems.CWecanhelptraditionalconservationefforts.Exercise第1題Exercise第1題Thesystemofrules,policies,andprocessesthatacorporationfollowsinordertomeetitsresponsibilitiesiscalled

.AstakeholdertheoryBcorporategovernanceCcorporategovernanceDshareholdertheory第2題Atheoryofgovernancethatstatesacompnaymustconsidertheinterestsanyonewhoaffectsorisaffectedbyacompnayiscalled

.AstakeholdertheoryBcorporategovernanceCcorporategovernanceDshareholdertheory第3題isatheoryofgovernancethatstatesacompnay'smainresponsibilityistoincreaseprofits.AstakeholdertheoryBcorporategovernanceCcorporategovernanceDshareholdertheory第4題Amodelofgovernancethatstatesthatacompanyshouldseektomakeapositiveimpactonthecommunityandtheenviromentinadditiontomakingaprofitiscalled

.AstakeholdertheoryBcorporategovernanceCcorporategovernanceDshareholdertheoryExercise第1題CEOsareoftenfacedwith

,suchaswhetherornottofireworkers.Beingagoodleadermeansbeingabletomakedifficultdecisions.AdilemmaBprioritizeCfacilitateDprinciples第2題Whenacompanyhasacodeofconduct,itcanjudgeanemployee'sethicalperformanceaccordingtoasetofratherthantheopinionsofmanagers.

AdilemmaBprioritizeCfacilitateDprinciples第3題Itisimportantthatcompanieslearnto

theirgoalsinordertodevelopplansforachievingthem.AdilemmaBprioritizeCfacilitateDprinciples第4題Developingacodeofdonductthedevelopmentofanethicalworkenviroment.AdilemmaBprioritizeCfacilitateDprinciplesExercise第1題Inbusinessnegotiations,itisimportantforeachsidetoconsidertheoftheotherinordertoreachafairsolution.AunderlyingBpunctualityCexpectationsDperspective第2題Goodbusinessleaderswillexamineasituationcarefullytodeterminethecauseofaproblem,whichmaybehiddenbeneathother,moreobviousexplanations.AunderlyingBpunctualityCexpectationsDperspective第3題isimportantinCanadianbusinessculture.MostCanadiansexpecttostartmeetingontime.AunderlyingBpunctualityCexpectationsDperspective第4題Visitorstoanewcultureareoftenconfusedwhentheir

about"normal"behaviorarenotmet.AunderlyingBpunctualityCexpectationsDperspectiveExercise第1題Themasculinity-femininityculturaldomainisbasedontraditionalmaleandfemale,accordingtothearticle.AstereotypesBtraitsCtough-tenderDdominance第2題Thegoaloftheculturaldimentionstheoryisnottocreategender

.AstereotypesBtraitsCtough-tenderDdominance第3題Uscultureismoremasculineduetoitsemphasisonfinancialsuccess,power,and

.AstereotypesBtraitsCtough-tenderDdominance第4題Anothernameforthenasculinity-femininitycategoryisthedimension.AstereotypesBtraitsCtough-tenderDdominanceApplyyourskills第1題Itcanreasonablybeinferredfromthepassagethat_____.AtheauthorisabusinessmanBtheauthorisabusinesswomanCtheauthorisfromalow-contextcultureDtheauthorisfromahigh-contextculture第2題Inwhichparagraphdoestheauthorsuggestthatcross-culturalinteractionsarenotappreciatedenough?AParagraph1BParagraph3CParagraph4DParagraph5第3題WhichofthefollowingisimpliedbyParagraph3?ADifferingwaysofexpressingdisagreementcancausemisunderstandings.BDirectcommunicatorsarenotgoodatinterpretingindirectmessages.CPeopleinhigh-contextculturesdonotoftendisagreewithoneanother.DPeopleinlow-contextculturesaremorepoliteinthewaytheydisagree.第4題AsusedinParagraph5,thephrase

savingface

mostnearlymeans____.AspeakingthetruthBbehavingdishonestlyCavoidingembarrassmentDworkingindependentlyExercise第1題Exercise第1題Customersmaydisplaycertain

.Thatis,theywillrepeatabehavior,forexample,usingtheirphoneatthesametimeeveryday.AmakesenseBpatternsCconnectionDleadto第2題Ican’tunderstandthisidea.Itdoesn'ttomeAmakesenseBpatternsCconnectionDleadto第3題Eatingunhealthyfoodscan

healthproblemsinthefuture.AmakesenseBpatternsCconnectionDleadto第4題Thereisaveryclearbetweenthedesignofaproductandhowhappycustomersarewithit.Well-designedproductsmakecustomershappy.AmakesenseBpatternsCconnectionDleadtoExercise第1題Thedesignersarediscussingtheimportanceofthe_____Stageofthedesignprocess.ADefineBPrototypeCFeedback第2題Whydoesthewomansay,"WhatImeantwas…"?AShemadeamistakewhenspeaking.BHerideawastoodifficulttounderstand.CThemandidnotunderstandwhatshesaid.第3題Whenthemansays,"inotherwords,"whatpointisheclarifying?AFeedbackisimportant.BTherewillbeproblemstofix.CTheirproductwillbeexcellent.第4題Ifyousaysomethingthatiswrong,whatisthebestclarifyingexpressiontouse?A"thatis"B"letmeputthatmoresimply"C"that'snotwhatImeanttosay"Exercise第1題Acompany'smissionisitsobjectivesforitscustomers,employees,andowners.ADetailBInference第2題IndraNooyiisPepsiCo'sCEO.ADetailBInference第3題ErinthinksthatIndraNooyiiscreative.ADetailBInference第4題PepsiCohasboughtothercompanies.ADetailBInferenceExercise第1題

Youdonotneedtorespondtotheemailimmediately.ItisOKtotaketimetothinkaboutyourdecisionbeforeyouanswer.AthinkaboutBtaketimeCanswer第2題

Theultimatesuccessofacompanyrequiresaleaderwithvisionbecauseclearideasareabsolutelynecessaryintoday'sfast-changingbusinessworld.AultimatesuccessBclearideasCbusinessworld第3題Thecompanyhasexpandeditsbusinessandnowincludeslocationsinsixdifferentcountries.Asitgrows,thecompanyhopestomakemoremoneyinthefuture.AincludesBgrowsCmakemoney第4題Thecompany'sleaderwasahard-working,energetic,andbrilliantinnovator.However,hewasn'tverysmartwhenitcametomanagingthecompany'sbudget.AenergeticBhard-workingCsmartApplyYourSkills第1題Duringthelistening,themainideachangesfrom_____.Atheimportanceofmobiledevicestothemeaningofmobile-firstdesignBthemeaningofmobile-firstdesigntothedifferentplatformsthatuseitCthedifferentplatformsthatusemobile-firstdesigntotheimportanceofmobiledevices第2題

Accordingtothelistening,whatwassignificantabout2010?AItwasthefirstyearsmartphonesweresold.BItwasthefirstyearmoresmartphonesweresoldthancomputers.CItwasthelastyearmorecomputersweresoldthansmartphones.第3題

Whichofthefollowingdoesthespeakerbelievetobetrue?ASomelistenersprobablydon'thaveasmartphone.BMostpeoplehaveasmartphonethatislessthantwoyearsold.CIttookalongtimeformobiledevicestobecomepartofourlives.第4題Accordingtothelistening,whatisthefocusofmobile-firstdesign?AdesigningnewdevicesthatpeoplecancarrywiththemBdesigningmobilephonesthatpeoplewillwanttobuyCdesigningwebsitesandappsthatareeasytouseonmobiledevicesExercise第1題Exercise第1題Wooddoesnottransferheateasily,whichmeansitcan________heatlongerthanothermaterialssuchasmetals.AretainBpotentialCabsorbedDemit第2題Airplanes_________heatandcarbondioxideastheyflythroughtheair,andthuscontributetoclimatechange.AretainBpotentialCabsorbedDemit第3題Whensunlightpassesthroughtheglassofthegreenhouse,itis______bytheplantsandthegreenhousefloor,andthelightconvertstoheat.AretainBpotentialCabsorbedDemit第4題__________energyistheenergythatsomethinghasnotusedyet.AretainBpotentialCabsorbedDemitExercise第1題ThecityofMacapa,Brazil,isknownbylocalsas“thecapitalofthemiddleoftheworld”becausethe___________runsthroughthecenterofthecity.ApredictableBvaryCequatorDreverse第2題TheclimateofMacapaistropicalmonsoonanddoesnot____________much.ApredictableBvaryCequatorDreverse第3題Daytimetemperaturesare__________,averaging88°F(31°C)year-round.ApredictableBvaryCequatorDreverse第4題MonsoonwindsbringheavyrainfallfromDecemberthroughAugust,andthen____________directiontocreateashortdryseasonduringtheremainingthreemonthsoftheyear.ApredictableBvaryCequatorDreverseExercise第1題Scientistspredictthatthewarmingoftheplanetwillcontinueandislikelyto____________inyearstocome.AthermalBaccelerateCdisplacementDrelocate第2題TheUnitedNations(UN)estimatesthatsince2008,climateorweather-relatedeventshavecausedthe__________ofmorethan20millionpeople.AthermalBaccelerateCdisplacementDrelocate第3題ManysmallAlaskanvillagesneedto____________tohighergroundbutdon’thavethemoneyorresourcestodoso.AthermalBaccelerateCdisplacementDrelocate第4題Heatisthetransferof______________energyfromoneobjecttoanother,forexample,fromastovetoapotofwater.AthermalBaccelerateCdisplacementDrelocateExercise第1題Learningaboutpastperiodsofclimatechangeis___________today,ashistoryhasmuchtoteachusaboutcurrentandfuturechangesinclimate.ABiodiversityBmammalsCrelevantDextinction第2題_____________isgreatestintheSouthernHemisphere.Overall,tropicalrainforestsarethoughttocontain50–90percentofallspecies.ABiodiversityBmammalsCrelevantDextinction第3題Whalesanddolphinsaremarine____________thatgivebirthunderwater.ABiodiversityBmammalsCrelevantDextinction第4題Scientistsarenotcertainwhatcausedthe_____________ofthedinosaurs,buttheydoknowthatahugedie-offtookplace65millionyearsago.ABiodiversityBmammalsCrelevantDextinctionApplyyourskills第1題WhatisthemainpurposeofParagraph1?AtodescribethefeaturescommontobothEarthandMarsBtodescribethedifferentclimatesonEarthandMarsCtoexplaintheexplorationdoneonMarsDtopointoutthatbothEarthandMarsexperienceiceages第2題WhichofthefollowingsummarizesthemainideaofParagraph2?ABothEarthandMarsexperiencedclimatechangesthousandsofyearsinthepast.BThevariationsonorbitalpatternsonMarsandEarthaffecttheiriceages.CMilankovitchcyclesareimportantindeterminingtheclimateofaplanet.DThesun'senergyvariesdramaticallyovertimeonEarthandMars.第3題WhichofthefollowingcouldbeasynonymforretreatsinParagraph4?AfreezesBexpandsCentersD

leaves第4題Byreferringtolakesandglacierice,whatdoestheauthorwishtoindicate?AevidenceofpasticeagesonEarthandMarsBthedifferencesintopographybetweenEarthandMarsCthatbothEarthandMarsareininterglacialperiodsDthatEarthandMarsbothhavewater第5題InwhichparagraphdoestheauthorsuggestthatthestudyofclimateonMarscontributestoourunderstandingofEarth?AParagraph2BParagraph3CParagraph4DParagraph5Exercise第1題Exercise第1題Animalssuchasmonkeysanddolphinsarehighly.Somehavesimilarbehaviorstohumans.AmammalsBmatterCintelligent第2題Examplesof

includehumans,elephants,cowsandmice.AmammalsBmatterCintelligent第3題Thedecisionsthatamatriarchmakesareoftena(n)

ofsurvival.AmammalsBmatterCintelligentExercise第1題

friendshipswhenyougetoldercanbedifficult,especiallyifyouandyourfriendslivefarfromeachother.AmaintainingBrecognizeCmultiple第2題Thereare

speciesofelephant:theAfricanforestelephant,theAfricanbushelephant,andtheAsianelephant.AmaintainingBrecognizeCmultiple第3題Arecentstudyshowsthatdogscanhumanemotions,likehappinessandsadness.AmaintainingBrecognizeCmultipleExercise第1題Throughaexperiments,theresearcherswereabletofindthecauseofthedisease.AvariationsBseriesofCgestures第2題themusicwassoloudthatyoucouldfeelthethroughthefloor.AvariationsBseriesofCgestures第3題Dolphins,likehumans,makewiththeirbodiestocommunicate.AvariationsBseriesofCgesturesExercise第1題Thetestwasreallydifficult.onlyonestudentreceivedanAonit.AturnedintoBapparentlyCwondered第2題Carolynifdolphingesturescommunicatecomplexmeanings.Sheisnowdoinganexperimenttotestherideas.AturnedintoBapparentlyCwondered第3題Thediscussionaboutelephanthabitatesquicklyadiscussionaboutconservationpolicy.AturnedintoBapparentlyCwonderedApplyyourskills第1題Accordingtothespeaker,whatknowledgearepeoplebornwith?AThewordsthatweusetocommunicate.BThesoundsthatcommunicatehappiness.CAbasicabilitytocommunicatewithsomeanimalspecies.第2題Accordingtothespeaker,whichofthefollowingdoesNOTmakehumancommunicationunique?AWeunderstandthatacrymeansthatapersonissad.BWeunderstandeventsthathappenedinthepast.CWeareabletoputmanyideastogethertomakenewideas.第3題Itcanbeinferredfromthelecturethatelephantscancommunicateinformationabout_____.AlionstheysawafewdaysagoBplansforhowtoavoidhumansCwherethereiswateratthemoment第4題Towardtheendofthelecture,thespeakerimplieswhichofthefollowing?AElephantsonlysurvivebecauseoftheirabilitytocommunicate.BHumanswouldnothavebeenabletosurvivewithoutlanguage.CCommunicationislesscomplexinelephantsbecauselargeanimalsdon'tneedit.Exercise第1題Exercise第1題________standardsexistforvehiclesinordertohelpreducethenegativeenvironmentaleffectsofburningfossilfuels.AadvantageousBcomponentsCcomprehensiveDemission第2題Itcanbe________forconsumerstobuyvehiclesmadewithpolymer-basedplastics,assuchcarsrequirelessgasolineandarecheapertorun.AadvantageousBcomponentsCcomprehensiveDemission第3題Anidealscenarioforcarmanufacturerswishingtocutcostswouldbetobuildvehiclesmadeofthatarebothlightweightand

inexpensive.AadvantageousBcomponentsCcomprehensiveDemission第4題Whenmakingdecisionsabouttheeffectivenessofpolymersintheirproducts,developersmusttakea(n)________lookatseveralfactors,includingcost,safety,andweight.AadvantageousBcomponentsCcomprehensiveDemissionExercise第1題Groundwater_________resultedfromthedrainingofstrongchemicalsfromthenearbycarwash.AcarriesariskBcontaminationCfilter(n)Dnoteworthy第2題Thescientistspresentedseveral_________resultsoftheirstudyonbiofuelproductionthatgottheiraudience’sattention.AcarriesariskBcontaminationCfilter(n)Dnoteworthy第3題Theapartmentbuilding’swater________begantohaveproblems,whichwerenoticedwhenresidentssawdiscoloredwatercomingoutoftheirtaps.AcarriesariskBcontaminationCfilter(n)Dnoteworthy第4題Conductingtheexperimentonline_______thatparticipantswouldnotprovideasmuchinformationastheywouldinperson.AcarriesariskBcontaminationCfilter(n)DnoteworthyExercise第1題Metalcrownsmaybestronger,butdentistsgenerallyuseceramiccrownsonvisibleteethfor________reasons.Dentistswantthecolortomatchthatofpatients’naturalteeth.AaestheticBcomposedofCdenturesDdeterioration第2題Thedentalassociationwas________dentistsfromonlythesouthernregionofthestate.AaestheticBcomposedofCdenturesDdeterioration第3題Thepatientwasinformedthatshewouldhavetoget________sincehernaturalteethwerediseasedfollowingyearsofsmokingandpoordentalcare.AaestheticBcomposedofCdenturesDdeterioration第4題Doctorsareconcernedaboutrapid________inthepatient’shealth.Sheisnolongerabletowalkwithouthelp.AaestheticBcomposedofCdenturesDdeteriorationExercise第1題Theaccidentleftthepatientwitha(n)_________nervoussystem,meaningthatitcouldnolongersendsignalsfromsomepartsofthebodyto

others.AtransplantedBmulfunctioningCstimuliDspontaneously第2題Thesurgeonsuccessfully__________adonatedkidneyintothebodyofamanwhohadbeenondialysisforyears.AtransplantedBmulfunctioningCstimuliDspontaneously第3題Therearecertainvirusesandinjuriesfromwhichindividualssometimesrecover________withoutanyformoftreatment.AtransplantedBmulfunctioningCstimuliDspontaneouslyExercise第1題Themost________clinicaltrialsincludethreephasesandfollowallproceduresrequiredbytheFoodandDrugAdministration.AinnovativeBrobustCchronicDalter第2題________diseases,suchasasthma,canaffectpeople'shealthformanyyearsandcostmanythousandsofdollarstotreat.AinnovativeBrobustCchronicDalter第3題Some________nonsurgicaltreatmentshavereplacedsurgeryandcannowbeperformedinadoctor’sofficeinsteadofinahospital.AinnovativeBrobustCchronicDalterApplyyourskills第1題Theauthorreferstothemilitaryandthefieldofmedicineintheintroductionprimarilyto_____.AdescribetheconceptofsoftroboticsanditsmanycharacteristicsBadvocatefortheuseofsoftrobotsintheseareasCgiveexamplesofpossibleapplicationsofsoftroboticsDdemonstratehowthetwofieldsareinherentlytiedtosoftrobotics第2題

Whichofthefollowingisthebestmeaningoftheword

“subject”

inthemethodologysection?AanareaofknowledgethatyoustudyataschoolorcollegeBwhatisconsideredinadiscussionorbookC

apersonorobjectthatisplacedundercontrolDsomethingthatisstudiedinatestorexperiment第3題Inwhichsentenceofthediscussionsectiondoestheauthorreferbacktotheobjectiveo