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Questions 11 to 18 are based on the conversation you have just heard.

A. His memory is very terrific.
B. He is very familiar with the route.
C. He is tired of having a meeting at that hotel.
D. He has many meetings in that hotel.

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Since ancient times, the destructive effects of earthquakes on human lives and property have encouraged the search for reliable methods of earthquake prediction. This challenge remains and modern scientists continue to search for reliable methods to determine the time, place and intensity of individual quakes. One prediction technique involves an analysis of the recurrence (重现) rates of earthquakes as indicators of future activity. Earthquakes are concentrated in certain areas of the world which are subject to constant movements of earth’s plates and it is in these areas that scientists focus their investigations. This search for pre-earthquake phenomena has received particular attention. In contrast to the ancient Greeks and Romans, who relied on the crying of dogs as a warning sign, modern scientists have focused on physical evidence for a coming earthquake. Evidence of plate strain can be found by measuring relative movements, while chemical changes also offer signals for scientists. Analysis of the changes in magnetic properties and conductivity (传导性) of rocks provides further data for prediction. The electrical and magnetic properties of crustal (地壳的) rocks are particularly sensitive to strain. The conductivity of crustal rock is determined by the degree to which the rock is soaked with fluid and the electrolytic properties of those fluids. Before large earthquakes, small fractures develop in rocks, which change the quantity of fluid present. These changes can be measured and provide useful data. However, similar changes in the fluid, bearing capacity of rock can occur as a result of other factors such as changes in the water table, and therefore this technique is not entirely reliable. The ancient believe that the behavior of birds, cats and dogs provides evidence of inevitable earthquakes has recently been attended as a result of tests carried out in California. It has been shown that changes take place in the metabolic (新陈代谢的) rates of these animals correlate with subsequent seismic activity. It is assumed that the animals are sensitive to the seismic waves which precede major quakes. In zones where earthquakes are known to occur, improved construction techniques can significantly reduce the effects of seismic waves. If more accurate information regarding the time and intensity were available, governments could take even more effective measures to reduce the impact on human life, if, however, an entirely accurate prediction technique became available, there would be significant social and political implications. Recurrence rates of earthquakes can help predict future quakes because ______.

A. improvement in mathematics allows figures to be very accurate
B. this method has been used since ancient times and proved very effective
C. most scientists focus their investigations on the quakes of certain areas
D. continuous plate movements often result in earthquakes in certain areas

Passage OneQuestions 26 to 28 are based on the passage you have just heard.

A. Use beautiful words.
B. Use words at random.
C. Use words with passion and emotion.
D. Use words with care and accuracy.

患者,女,44岁,黄疸,食欲不振,体重减轻已3个月,皮肤黄染,肝大,胆囊可触及,外院血检,TB 180μmol/L,AKP(碱性磷酸酶)45u(金氏单位),ALT(SGPT)26U。 该病人在门诊首选检查为

A. B超
B. CT
C. 核素扫描
DSA
E. 血CEA

A balanced diet provides an adequate intake of nutrients for maintenance of the body and therefore good health. A diet can easily be adequate (67) normal body functions, yet may not be a balanced diet. An ideal human diet (68) fat, protein, and carbohydrates (碳水化合物) in correct (69) . The exact amount vary for each (70) because everyone has different metabolic (新陈代谢的) rates and levels of activity. Malnutrition results (71) an unbalanced diet, this is (72) an excess of some dietary components and (73) of other components. Too much of one component can be as much (74) to the body as too little. Energy is (75) by carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Proteins are primarily used as building blocks for (76) of many body tissues. The energy providing compounds are needed in (77) quantities in our diet. We also need much smaller amounts of other nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals. (78) the small quantities needed these are essential to provide a healthy diet as they have (79) roles in metabolic reactions. The (80) absorbed are converted to other compounds which are then used for metabolism. Starch, a major carbohydrate, can be then synthesized into fat for (81) . There are some organic compounds which in spite of being (82) for health cannot be made by cells. A balanced diet is imperative to (83) a healthy body. People who choose to be vegetarians and (84) must make sure that their diet contains all the correct nutrients to (85) any deficiencies. This is the same for people living in countries (86) their diet lacks certain important food groups.

A. therefore
B. notwithstanding
C. however
D. furthermore

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