[填空题]Soon after he transferred to the new school, All found that he had（）(很难跟上班里的同学) in math and English.

[填空题]Soon after he transferred to the new school, All found that he had__________(很难跟上班里的同学) in math and English.

[单项选择]Soon after he reached Australia, Captain Cook（）to draw the map of the .east coast.
A. set about
B. set off
C. set sail
D. set out

[填空题]After working all day, he was so tired that he was _______________ (没有心情和我们一起去参加聚会).

[单项选择]Soon after principal Kevin Lowndes welcomes new students to Wheaton High School each fall, he begins recruiting the next freshman class. Seven years ago, Montgomery County’s school board placed Wheaton in a group of five public high schools known as the "Down County Consortium (联盟). " The board approved specialty themes for each, then invited families in the area to choose the school and program they like best.
The aging brick building in a working-class neighborhood of Silver Spring now showcases its engineering and bioscience programs during open houses and information sessions, in an online video, and during visits to middle schools and informal meetings with neighborhood parents. "You need to get out there and sell your school and sell your programs and recruit your students," Lowndes said.
As school choice becomes a slogan of 21st century education reform, especially for the growing charter school movement, traditional public schools also are embracing free-market compet
A. Supervise new students coming to the school.
B. Make the school join in the "Down County Consortium".
C. Enroll new students in the school.
D. Invite families to visit the school and choose program.

[单项选择]After the collision, he examined the considerable wreck to his car.（）
A. ruin
B. destruction
C. damage
D. injury

[单项选择]

W: I could not recognize Sam after he got that new job. lie’s always in a suit and a tie now.
M: Yeah, he was never like that at college. Back then he went around in an old T-shirt and jeans.

What can we learn about Sam（）。
A. He dresses very casually now.
B. He has just got a promotion.
C. He has changed his job recently.
D. He used to dress formally at collage.

[填空题]He will come to see his girlfriend as soon as he (be) ______free.

[填空题]What did he do after he graduated
He worked as ______.

[单项选择]There is（）with him．He will be all right soon
A. something serious
B. serious something
C. nothing serious
D. serious nothing

[单项选择]He will write to me as soon as he ___ home.
A. will have returned
B. returns
C. returned
D. will return

[单项选择]After his retirement, he lives partly on his _________ and partly on the interest on his post office savings account.
A. wages
B. salary
C. earnings
D. pension

[单项选择]Maybe unemployment isn’t so bad after all. A new study says that, income notwithstanding, having a demanding, unstable and thankless job may make you even unhappier than not having a job at all.
Given that a paid position gives workers purpose and a structured role, researchers had long thought that having any job would make a person happier than being unemployed. That turns out to be true if you move into a high-quality job—but taking a bad job is detrimental to mental health.
Australian National University researchers looked at how various psychosocial work attributes affect well-being. They found that poor-quality jobs—those with high demands, low control over decision making, high job insecurity and an effort-reward imbalance—had more adverse effects on mental health than joblessness.
The researchers analyzed seven years of data from more than 7,000 respondents of an Australian labor survey for their Occupational and Environmental Medicine study in which they wrote:
A. The unemployed were no better than those in jobs of the poorest psychosocial quality.
B. The unemployed had significantly poorer mental health than the employed.
C. Poor-quality jobs had more adverse effects on mental health than joblessness.
D. Those in jobs of the poorest psychosocial quality had the weakest mental healt