[填空题]Paul Salopek and his Chadian assistants were arrested on August 6 after crossing the border because they didn’t have a visa.

[填空题]Paul Salopek and his Chadian assistants were arrested on August 6 after crossing the border because they didn’t have a visa.

[单项选择]When the British artist Paul Day unveiled his nine metre-high bronze statue of two lovers locked in an embrace at London’s brand new St Pancreas International Station last year it was lambasted as "kitsch", "overblown" and "truly horrific". Now, a brief glimpse of a new frieze to wrap around a plinth for The Meeting Place statue has been revealed, depicting "dream-like" scenes inspired by the railways.
Passengers arriving from the continent will be greeted with a series of images including a Tube train driven by a skeleton as a bearded drunk sways precariously close to the passing train Another shows the attempted suicide of a jilted lover under a train reflected in the sunglasses of a fellow passenger. Another section reveals a woman in short skirt with her legs wrapped round her lover while they wait for the next train.
Other less controversial parts of the terracotta draft frieze depicts soldiers leaving on troop trains for the First World War and the evacuation of London’
A. It has been completed with the rebuilding of the St Pancras International station
B. It is located at London’s new St Pancras International station.
C. It has been designed by the British artist Paul Day.
D. It is a nine metre-high bronze statue of two lovers locked in an embrace.

[单项选择]His colleagues were envious（）his promotion.
A. by
B. of
C. with
D. to

[单项选择]A. His stories were inspired by his travels.
B. His travels prevented him from writing.
C. He traveled in order to relax from the pressures of writing.
D. He traveled around to promote his books.

[单项选择]A. His marriages were broken due to his devotion to literature.
B. His experiences at his young age were unusual.
C. He had to sell stories to magazines to finish his college career.
D. He travelled around the country in support of his parents.

[单项选择]The young man’s clothes were scattered about his room （　）
A. at will
B. at random
C. with a hurry
D. at time

[单项选择]A. They were influenced by his background in engineering.
B. They were very expensive to take.
C. They were among the first taken under such conditions.
D. Most of them were of poor quality.

[单项选择]· You will hear Paul talk about how he set up his own business to advise companies about their information tech- nology needs. · For each question 23-30 mark one letter (A, B or C) for the correct answer. · After you have listened once, replay the recording.Paul is proud in______.A. his company being long-establishedB. his company providing a comprehensive serviceC. his company having a proven record of success

[填空题]Paul was concerned not only about his own safety but about the safety of his Sudanese driver and interpreter.