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W: I think we ought to turn around and head back down the trail.
M: Tired, after just a few miles
W: Not at all, but those are cumulonimbus clouds building up there.
M: So, I don’t really care if it gets cloudy. The sun’s been pretty strong.
W: Right, but those clouds mean a thunderstorm, lots of rain and sometimes even hail with those kinds of clouds.
M: That doesn’t seem so great, but I thought cumulus—whatever were fair weather clouds.
W: You are thinking of cumulus clouds I bet. Those are definitely cumulonimbus.
M: How on earth did you ever learn all that, from a meteorological course
W: I’m an English major, but growing up on a farm, I learned a lot about the weather.
M: You convinced me, let’s turn back, and maybe on the way down, you can give a lesson on clouds.
W: Sure thing, but let’s get going.
Where does the conversation take place （）
A. On a mountain trail
B. At a weather station
C. In a classroom
D. At a planetarium
[单项选择]（ ） leaves the room at last ought to turn off the lights.
A. Anyone
B. The person
C. Whoever
D. Who
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Government department head: We already have a code of ethics that companies doing business with the department are urged to abide by. The fact that virtually all of the companies have agreed to abide by it indicates that it is successful. Therefore, neither stronger ethics regulations nor enforcement mechanisms are necessary to ensure ethical behavior by companies doing business with the department.
Which of the following, if true, casts most doubt on the department head’s conclusion（）
A. The code of ethics applies only to companies that do business with the department
B. The code of ethics was instituted only after it was discovered that several companies had committed serious violations of ethics in their business with the department
C. A government investigation found that most of the companies that agreed to abide by the department’s code of ethics are not complying with it
D. A survey of major companies found that several companies stopped doing business with the department because they did not want to agree to abide by the code of ethics
E. A study of codes of ethics for companies found that the codes are most effective when the top executives of companies that agree to abide by them are fully committed to following them
[单项选择]Things will turn bad if we ______ there on time.
A. not get B. don’t get C. won’t get
[单项选择]We have done things we ought to have undone and （） undone things we ought to have done.
A. leaving
B. left
C. will leave
D. leave
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How to Read Annual Reports
First, turn back to the report of the certified public accountant. This third-party auditor will tell you right off the bat if Galaxy’s report conforms with "generally accepted accounting principles". Then go to the footnotes. Check to see whether earnings are up or down. The footnotes often tell the whole story.
Next, turn to the letter from the chairman. Typically addressed "to our shareholders," it’s up front in more ways than one. The chairman’s tone reflects the personality and well-being of the company. In his letter, the chairman should tell you how the company fared this year. But more importantly, the letter should tell you why. Keep an eye out for sentences that start with " Except for ..." and "Despite the..." They are clues to problems. On the positive side, a chairman’s letter should give you insights into the company’s future and its stance on economical or political issues that may affect it.
A. the expressions used.
B. the explanation given by the chairman.
C. the performance of the company during the year.
D. the company’s future described by the chairman.
[简答题]In making investigations, we ought to get information about what similar items the competitors are offering on the market, what prices they are quoting (报价), what features their products have, who their regular customers are, etc.
[单项选择]We ought not suppose that "social" and "governmental" are______, for the differences in the two terms are both manifest and______.
A. homonymous … established
B. insidious… lucid
C. antonymous … considerable
D. synonymous… unique
E. coterminous… evident
[单项选择]（ ）any instructiorts from the Head Office, we couldn’t make any decision.
A. Not receiving
B. Receiving no
C. Not having recived
D. Having not received
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F: We ought not to test the safety of new drugs on sentient animals, such as dogs and rabbits. Our benefit means their pain, and they are equal to us in the capacity to feel pain.
G: We must carry out such tests; otherwise, we would irresponsibly sacrifice the human lives that could have been saved by the drugs.
Which of the following, if true, is the best objection that could be made from F’s point of view to counter G’s point（）
A. Even though it is not necessary for people to use cosmetics, cosmetics are also being tested on sentient animals
B. Medical science already has at its disposal a great number of drugs and other treatments for serious illnesses
C. It is not possible to obtain scientifically adequate results by testing drugs in the test tube, without making tests on living tissue
D. Some of the drugs to be tested would save human beings from great pain
E. Many tests now performed on sentient animals can be performed equally well on fertilized chicken eggs that are at a very early stage of development
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W: We ought to stop buying this kind of coffee. It always tastes terrible.
M: Maybe we shall get a new coffee machine instead.
What does the man want to do （）
A. Buy another kind of coffee.
B. Buy another cup of coffee.
C. Stop buying this coffee.
D. Buy a new coffee machine.
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W: We ought to stop buying this kind of coffee. It always tastes terrible.
M: Maybe we shall get a new coffee machine instead.
What does the man want to do（）
A. Buy another kind of coffee.
B. Buy another cup of coffee.
C. Stop buying this coffee.
D. Buy a new coffee machin
