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[简答题]It moisturizes your skin in hot, cold and dry climate conditions, taking extra care of your skin against the drying effect of the sun, helping prevent dry skin and protecting your skin from additional loss of skin moisture.
Wash the face with lukewarm water and evenly rub a little amount all over, twice daily, one in the morning and the other in the evening, and the satisfactory effect will soon be obtained.
[简答题]How does the hot and dry weather in Australia affect the vegetation
[单项选择]In phrases like freezing cold, burning hot, or soaking wet, the -ING participle is used
A. as a command
B. as a condition
C. for concession.
D. for emphasis.
[单项选择]It is hot and dry; the flowers need_________.
A. being watered
B. be watered
C. to water
D. to be watered
[单项选择]A 6-week-old female infant exhibits dry scaly skin and a protruding tongue after having trouble breast-feeding. A diagnosis of congenital hypothyroidism is made. The mother asks the nurse why the child was not diagnosed with this condition at birth. Which of the following would be the nurse’s best response
A. "We had the results of the newborn screen, but you did not bring the baby in for the 2-week checkup. "
B. "We could not reach you at home to give you the results of tests taken at birth. "
C. "Your baby had little need for thyroid hormone until she was 1 month old. "
D. "Newborns generally receive enough thyroid hormone from the mother to get by the first few weeks. "
[填空题]
A．both
B．cold
C．hold
D．hot
[单项选择]
英译汉：
in springitis（）hot（）cold here.
A. both…and
B. eihter…or
C. nerther…nor
D. not only…but
[简答题]Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Minister for Climate Change and Energy Efficiency Greg Combet today announced the Gillard Government’s plan for a clean energy future.
[单项选择]A. It’s hot. B. It’s cold.
C. It’s sunny. D. It’s rainly.
[填空题]
For millions of years, the changes in Earth’s climate have
been driven by forces of nature. But for the last century and a half, Earth’s
average temperature has been rising {{U}} (47) {{/U}} than any time in
the past ten thou- sand years. The {{U}} (48) {{/U}} in science is that
much of that change has been driven by us.
The climate is not what it used to
be. It’s not your grandfather’s climate anymore.
The
{{U}} (49) {{/U}} are everywhere: droughts in the American Southwest and
Africa’s Sahara(撒哈拉), {{U}} (50) {{/U}}seas in Louisiana and Bangladesh
(孟加拉国), tropical diseases spreading north and extremes of weather from Florida
to France.
There are people who still say global warming
needn’t {{U}} (51) {{/U}} us. If it’s happening at all, it’s a natural
trend, not much we can do about it. But there is now hard {{U}} (52)
{{/U}} which shows that the warming is not only real. It’s {{U}} (53)
{{/U}}. It’s altering the climate’s
