[单项选择]About 20 of the passengers who were injured in a plane crash are said to be in （）condition.
A. decisive
B. urgent
C. vital
D. critical

[单项选择]About 20 of the passengers who were injured in a plane crash are said to be in （）condition.
A. decisive
B. urgent
C. vital
D. critical

[单项选择]A. AII passengers aboard were rescued.
B. The helicopters couldn’t approach to rescue.
C. Only one passenger was not saved.
D. The yacht didn’t get any warning messages.

[单项选择]The passengers were delayed because the flood ______ the train service.
A. analyzed
B. stabilized
C. visualized
D. paralyzed

[单项选择]What does the passage tell us about twins who share parts of the same body（）
A. Few of them can live long.
B. Few of them get along well with each other.
C. Most of them live a normal life.
D. Most of them differ in their likes and dislikes.

[简答题]Do you ever feel angry about someone who stands too close, talks too loudly or makes eye contact for too long Why do we feel uncomfortable with those “close talkers” Or with strangers who stand very near to us in a line Scholars began to study personal space decades ago. They found that humans tend to avoid eye contact if they feel someone is standing too close. They put a distance between themselves and strangers. According to scientists, personal space involves not only an imaginary space around the body, but around all the senses. People may feel their space is being violated when they encounter an unwelcome sound, scent or stare: the woman on the bus shouting into her mobile phone or the co-worker sitting next to you putting on some perfume you don’t like. Whether people in recent times have become more protective of their personal space is hard to say. Yet studies of airlines show passengers’ strong desire to have some space to themselves. In a recent survey from
A. A．unsafe
B．uneasy
C．alert
D．curious

[填空题] I heard a lovely story about somebody who took (36)________on her husband. A young man picked up a copy of the Evening Standard one day and he was (37)________ through the ads for cars. He saw this car...a Rolls Royce four years old (38)________ for ￡25. .. so he assumed, obviously, that it was a (39)________mistake, but just in case, he rang up the phone number in the ad. A woman answered the phone, and he said "You’’ve got a Rolls Royce... advertised for ￡25, is that right " and she said "yes. " So he said "Well, could I come and see it " and she gave him the (40) ________and he went to see it, not (41)________believing it obviously; but on the other hand not wanting to miss an (42)________. So she showed him the car and it was a... four-year-old Rolls Royce in (43)________condition, not a mark on it. He started the car and it worked perfectly well. And... so it was worth about ￡40,000...And so he... sort of held his breath and then he said to the woman "Erm... and you want to