[填空题]A deadly (36) outbreak swept through a small city in Zaire, Africa last spring, killing more than one hundred people. It was a terrible situation. The killer was a rare (37) that caused most victims to (38) to death. As scientists rushed to control the (39) , people in the U. S. wonder whether it could attack here. "We are foolish if we think it couldn’t come to our country. We can never be too careful when we face some disease, especially the infectious one. " say doctors. The virus can be highly infectious. If you come in (40) with a victim’s blood or other body (41) , you can get sick, too. That’s what scientists believe (42) in Zaire. The healthcare workers who treated the first (43) there soon fell ill, too. (44) . . International rescue works brought equipment to Zaire soon after the outbreak occurred. (45) . One big mystery is that no one knows where the virus comes from o

[填空题]A deadly (36) outbreak swept through a small city in Zaire, Africa last spring, killing more than one hundred people. It was a terrible situation. The killer was a rare (37) that caused most victims to (38) to death. As scientists rushed to control the (39) , people in the U. S. wonder whether it could attack here. "We are foolish if we think it couldn’t come to our country. We can never be too careful when we face some disease, especially the infectious one. " say doctors. The virus can be highly infectious. If you come in (40) with a victim’s blood or other body (41) , you can get sick, too. That’s what scientists believe (42) in Zaire. The healthcare workers who treated the first (43) there soon fell ill, too. (44) . . International rescue works brought equipment to Zaire soon after the outbreak occurred. (45) . One big mystery is that no one knows where the virus comes from o

[填空题]选择合适的词填空。My parents considered ______ to a small city. (moving; to move)

[单项选择]Fear of communism swept through the United States in the years following the Russian Revolution of 1917. Some members of the newly formed Communist Labor Party were charged and represented by Clarence Darrow, one of the foremost defense attorneys in the country.
"Members of the jury... if you want to convict these twenty men, then do it. I ask no consideration on behalf of any one of them. They are no better than any other twenty men or women; they are no better than the millions down through the ages who have been prosecuted and convicted in cases like this and if it is necessary for my clients to go to prison to show it, then let them go. They can afford it if you members of the jury cam make no mistake about that..."
The state says my clients "dare to criticize the Constitution." Yet this police officer (who the state says is a fine, right-living person) twice violated the federal Constitution while a prosecuting attorney was standing by. They entered Mr. Owen’s home w
A. clarence Darrow doesn’t care about the defendants
B. the defendants don’t care about the result
C. there are other Americans convicted in similar cases
D. clarence Darrow tries to threaten the jury that they will pay for convicting the defendants

[填空题]Fooled by Flattery
Being swept along by their followers isn’t the only form of influence that leaders need to be wary of. Sometimes, follower influence takes the subtler and gentler form of ingratiation. Must people learn very early in life that a good way to get people to like you (31) to show that you like them. Flattery, favors, and frequent compliments all tend to win people (32) Leaders, naturally, like those who like them and are more apt to let those they are fond of influence them.
For their part, followers think that (33) on the boss’s good side gives them some measure of job security. Indeed, a recent study indicated (34) successful ingratiators gained a 5% edge over other employees in performance evaluations. This kind of margin by (35) won’t get someone ahead, but in a competitive market, it might (36) tip the scale toward one of two people up for a promotion.
Everyone loves a sincere compliment, but tho