[多项选择]In some cities in China, people are no longer allowed to smoke in public places. Do you think this is a good rule or a bad rule Use specific reasons and details to support your position.
Write on ANSWER SHEET THREE a composition of about 200 words on the following topic:

Should Smoking be Banned in Public Places

You are to write in three parts.
In the first part, state clearly what your view is.
In the second part, ,support your view with appropriate reasons.
In the last part, bring what you have written to a natural conclusion or a summary.
Marks will be awarded for content, organization, grammar and appropriateness. Failure to follow the instructions may result in a loss of marks.

[填空题]A Frenchman thought that in cities people could feel free and live an easy life.

[单项选择]Why do some people move back to cities
A. Because they want to be closer to their offices.
B. Because they can save time driving to work.
C. Because they can save on the cost of driving long distances to work.
D. Because they think it’s more convenient to live near the workplace.

[判断题]Some modem cities are usually famous for people who live a very long time.

[判断题]Some modern cities are usually famous for people who live a very long time.

[简答题]People in some big cities are highly mobile，__________(因此很多人发现很难彼此深交)．

[填空题]In some people’s opinion, cities are the starting place for the creation of human civilization.

[单项选择]Some people assert that prosecutors should be allowed to introduce illegally obtained evidence in criminal trials if the judge and jury can be persuaded that the arresting officer was not aware of violating or did not intend to violate the law while seizing the evidence. This proposed "good-faith exception" would weaken everyone’s constitutional protection, lead to less careful police practices, and promote lying by law enforcement officers in court.
The argument above for maintaining the prohibition against illegally obtained evidence assumes that
A. defendants in criminal cases should enjoy greater protection from the law than other citizens do.
B. law enforcement authorities need to be encouraged to pursue criminals assiduously.
C. the legal system will usually find ways to ensure that real crimes do not go unprosecuted.
D. the prohibition now deters some unlawful searches and seizures.
E. (E) courts should consider the motives of law enforcement officers in deciding whether evidence brought forward by the officers is admissible in a trial.

[填空题]People still believe that the cities should be left as a powerful element in American ___________.

[单项选择]People living in big modem cities are scarcely aware of the fact that there are still many people who are living in poor and filthy environments.
A. poverty-stricken
B. sloppy
C. sordid
D. solid

[填空题]

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[单项选择]In many U.S. cities thousands of young people are developing their minds as well as their bodies by learning karate. In the United States, karate is currently taught in more than fifty special schools, and in an increasing number of high schools and colleges.
Karate is a science of unarmed self-defense and counterattack. It is a sort of "weapon in an empty hand". In fact, karate means "empty hands" in Japanese. A highly skilled practitioner of karate, called a "karateka", uses his hands, fists, fingers, elbows, feet, and shrill yells as a weapon to ward off his assailant’s attack. Karate requires a great deal of coordination and long practice to perfect the blocks, strikes, and light taps that are used for self- defense.
Beginners learn to squat, sit up, pivot and stretch, jump and kick waist- high. Karate blows are so dangerous that trainees practice them without bodily contact with an opponent. They are able to smash boards and bricks with a clenched fist or the edge of the
A. a karateka. B. an opponent. C. an assailant.
B. an enemy