- l' m going to Xiao Jing's house now , Mom.
OK. By the way , can you ()this film at a cinema shop？
A. drop off
B. drop from
C. drop on
D. drop out
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第1题
1. 表示欢迎
2. 提出对度假安排的建议
3. 提醒应注意的事项
第2题
I think computers_______ become more intelligent than humans. l' m sure of it.
A. are going to
B. might
C. probably won't
D. will definitely
第3题
A.the best
B.the first
C.the most
D.the more
第4题
第5题
Professor: What？ An accident!______？
第6题
A、Don't depend on me to help you win.
B、Don't trust you will win.
C、Don't tell me you will win.
D、Don't assume that you will make it until you win the money.
第7题
Do you think you are the suitable person for this position？().
A. I'm not sure if I will be here for the task.
B. I don't think Xiao Ming is the right person to count on.
C. Yes. I'm hard working and I think I am suitable for this position.
第8题
After a long journey from Quebec，Canada in l896，1 was finally in a small office in Kingston，Jamaica.Behind a long table piled with books and papers sat an old man，Mr.Campbell，my new employer and the owner of The Lantern. He stared at me so long，and with such an expression of amazement，that I became uneasy and embarrassed.And then at last a single sentence came from his lips, “My God!” It seems that he had expected a woman of the then approved type of bluestocking(女知识分子)，and now a baby had been dropped into his lap!
I sat alone with that old man who stared at me as if l were some person of a strange nature.After he had almost stared me down，he began to ask me questions.
“How old are you？”
“Seventeen.I mean—I’m going on eighteen.”Eighteen was，in fact，eleven months off.
‘‘Have you ever worked before？’’
“I’ve written things.’’
After a silent moment，during which he glared at me more angrily than ever, he demanded：
“What have you written？”
“Poetry, ” I said, and stopped because he said again in that lost voice，‘‘My God!”
“What else？”
“I had a story published in The Star,” I said. “I’ve got it here, if you’d like to see it.”
He made a motion of definite disagreement.
“I taught myself shorthand，’’I said，‘‘and I can take dictation as fast as you can talk.”
“Not a bad idea.” And then he added，“What do you think you are going to do here？”
“Write for your paper，”I said.
“What？”he inquired curiously.
“Why-anything-poetry-”
He waved his hand in such a dismissing manner that I got up, though it was my poetry, not I, he wished to be rid of just then. I went neaner to him and said, “I know you don’t want me an I don’t want to stay. I am dory I came.”
“What about the money I paid for you to came here？”he shouted. “I’m going to lose that？”
21.Mr.Campbell had expected_____.
A.an experienced nurse
B.all experienced journalist
C.a journalist with a baby
D.a young female secretary
22.The girl tried to impress the owner of the paper with_____.
A.her experience
B.her innocence
C.a younger age
D.an older age
23.Mr.Campbell showed some interest in the girl’s ability to_____.
A.compose poems
B.write stories
C.take dictation
D.travel alone
24.Based on the information provided in the passage，Mr.Campbell would probably _____.
A.give the girl the position
B.send the girl back to America
C.ask the girl to show him her poems
D.publish the girl’s poems and stones
25.On the whole，Mr.Campbell was_____.
A.pleased with his new employee
B.amazed by the girl’s literary talent
C.dissatisfied with the girl’s experience
D.angry with the rude manner of the girl
第9题
I’m going to () a lecture on Wednesday evening.
A.attend
B.tend
C.extend
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