[单项选择]Which city got the most room reservations last summer
A. Orlando.
B. Honolulu.
C. Las Vegas.
D. Boston.

[单项选择]Which city got the most room reservations last summer
A. Orlando.
B. Honolulu.
C. Las Vegas.
D. Boston.

[单项选择]Which city ranked No. 2 in room reservations last summer
A. San Francisco.
B. Las Vegas.
C. Orlando.
D. New York.

[单项选择]Which of the following cities’ room reservations were influenced by the Iraq War
A. Boston.
B. Paris.
C. Miami.
D. London.

[填空题]The girl at last got the cat she wanted so much at that moment and felt even more attached to the hotel owner.

[单项选择]I heard him （） the piano in the room last night.
A. playing
B. plays
C. played

[填空题]I heard Jane (sing) （） in her room last night.

[单项选择]She ______ clean out the spare room last week, but she was too much occupied at that time.
A. intended to
B. was intended to
C. had intended to
D. has intended to

[单项选择]What did the Dodds do when they went away last summer
A. They hired someone to stay in their home.
B. They left their pets with their neighbors.
C. They rented their house to a student.
D. They asked their gardener to watch their home.

[单项选择]So loudly（）that all the people in the room got a fright.
A. he shouted
B. shout he
C. did he shout
D. he did shout

[单项选择]（　） leaves the room at last ought to turn off the lights.
A. Anyone
B. The person
C. Whoever
D. Who

[单项选择]A City of Many FacesAmsterdammers have got few places to spend their leisure time.
A. Right B. Wrong C. Doesn’t say

[单项选择]For most of the last 50 years, globalization has been a win-win proposition, making America richer while lifting hundreds of millions in the developing world out of poverty and despair. Recently, however, it has begun to operate differently, undermining U.S. welfare while creating imbalances likely to end in a global economic crisis.
In this new mode, globalization is tilting the world like a giant sliding board game on which the "flattening" of old barriers is accelerating the transfer of the supply side of the U.S. economy to the rest of the world, especially Asia. Take the semiconductor king, Intel, as an example. When economists and political leaders say American industry should concentrate on producing very-high-technology products where it has a clear comparative advantage, Intel’s chips are what they have in mind. Yet company executives recently told a presidential advisory panel that under present circumstances they must consider building more of their new factories abroad
A. the increasing power of the developing countries in world affairs.
B. the rapid elimination of trade barriers across country borders.
C. the disproportionate transfer of high technology to countries in Asia.
D. America’s gradual loss of status as a high-technology supplier.