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[填空题]If you firmly believe that a certain goal is beyond reach, ______ (有可能你会证明自己是对的).
[多项选择]Some people believe that certain areas should remain undeveloped in their original states in order to protect the animals and plants there even though indigenous people live in poverty. Do you agree or disagree with this point of view
[单项选择]How can you（） your goal if you remain lazy this way
A. finish
B. obtain
C. attain
D. acquire
[填空题]Some people do believe that smoking will (certain) _________cause lung cancer.
[填空题]This tutorial’s goal is to turn you into a wilderness orientation expert or a survival expert.
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Passage 1
Which of the following is beyond the capability of Heather Sellers
a. To remember the name of a TV show she has seen.
b. To retell the plot of a novel she has read.
c. To recall the address of her friends.
d. To pick out her sister in a group photo.
[简答题]You have a goal and that is your long-term aspiration. Perhaps it’s to be happy and stand in good relation to the world around you, to be rich so you don’t have to worry about your standing, to conquer a particular area of knowledge or activity and earn recognition to ensure your standing, or simply to live an uncluttered, peaceful life, wherein you gain enough inner peace and enlightenment not to even care about your standing.
Your targets are projected landmarks in time with potentially measurable results, the achieving of which you expect to draw you closer to your goal — mastering a specific yoga posture, for example, getting a particular job, reaching a certain profitability in a business, or passing an exam.
Then you have your threats. These are all factors that threaten to prevent you achieving your targets — whether it’s the weather, other people’s agendas, ill-health or other possibly unforeseen contingencies.
Finally, you have your remedies, the measures you take
[单项选择]______ from the hilltop, the lake scenery is beyond description.
A. To see
B. Having seen
C. Seeing
D. Seen
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Goal chances came and goal chances went. But two of the world’s highest ranked teams—with some of football’s highest paid players—couldn’t get the ball into the net. And they were playing against sides that only just made it to the World Cup.
With two defeats, one draw and no goals, France collected its newest title since rising to the top of the game four years ago: The worst defending champion in World Cup history.
"I’m very disappointed, and it’s the end of a beautiful story," said a French striker David Trezeguet. "The story began in 1998 and ended today against Denmark. "
France won the 2000 European Championships and was ranked the best team on the planet before the World Cup.
Besides the goalposts and crossbars seeming to be against this unlucky team, France’s game plan has been the same for four years so opponents know it by heart.
Senegal, an African team playing i
A. were satisfied with the fact that they could go home soon
B. got surprised at the results of the games
C. won only one game in this year’s World Cup
D. felt most bitter about the matches
[简答题]Since Darwin, biologists have been firmly convinced that nature works without plan or meaning, pursuing no aim by the direct road of design. But today we see that this conviction is a fatal error. Why should evolution, exactly as Darwin knew it and described it, be planless and irrational Do not aircraft design engineers work, at precisely that point where specific calculations and plans give out, according to the same principle of evolution, when they test the serviceability of a great number of statistically determined forms in the wind tunnel, in order to choose the one that functions best Can we say that there is no process of natural selection when nuclear physicists, through thousands of computer operations, try to find out which materials, in which combinations and with what structural form, are best suited to the building of an atomic reactor They also practise no designed adaptation, but work by the principle of selection. But it would never occur to anyone to call their me
[单项选择]So firmly entrenched in the political economy has the minimum wage become that its latest increase to ￡5.35 ($10.08) an hour, caused little stir. Yet the introduction of a national pay floor in 1999 was one of New Labour’s most radical economic policies. Although minimum wage rates had previously covered a few industries, this was the first time that a general rate had been set.
During the 1997 election campaign the Conservatives said that the policy would destroy jobs. Some economists calculated that hundreds of thousands of people might be put out of work. These dire warnings proved way off the mark after the national minimum wage came into force seven years ago. The feared job losses did not materialise.
However, that benign acquisition had much to do with the cautious approach the government, advised by the Low Pay Commission, at first adopted. In April 1999 the main rate—for workers aged 22 or over— was set quite low, at ￡3.60 an hour. Eighteen months later, the ra
A. validates.
B. refutes.
C. derides.
D. suspects.
