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Steven offers to train Elizabeth's staff to use the system, provided that
A．the trainers go to Elizabeth's company.
B．only a limited number of people receive training.
C．Elizabeth's company doesn't try to compete with his.
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第1题
A year ago New York Governor George Pataki established the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation to be responsible for the rebuilding. The agency has bungled the effort more than once. Last summer the public gave its first set of plans a Bronx cheer (嘘声), urging the LMDC to hold an international competition for new designs. From more than 400 applicants, it chose six teams of designers (a seventh firm, LMDC consultants Peterson/Littenberg, was added later).
The most futuristic aspects of the schemes are in the skyline--several call for the tallest buildings in the world. British architect Norman Foster says his firm' s two towers "kiss and touch and become one"; Team United offers a cluster of towers that lean into each other; the team of Richard Meier, Peter Eisenman, Charles Gwathmey and Steven Holl proposes five high rises, joined by horizontal connectors. All these links were inspired by the need to give multiple exit options.
But more critical--and more likely to become reality than any of these specific towers--is how the various schemes treat the street level and underground. Most, by putting rentable office space up high, were generous with parks and cultural facilities. The teams were told to create sites for a memorial--and several couldn' t resist designing one. Libeskind was struck by the "great slurry (泥浆) wails" 70 feet down that survived the attack, a dike (堤防) against landfill and an engineering miracle of its time--and he leaves them as a memorial, adding a waterfall and a museum. Foster suggests two memorials in the areas of the Twin Towers' foot prints, one for families of victims, the other for the public.
The term "bungled" in Line 2 of Paragraph 2 can be best replaced by ______.
A．boasted
B．combined
C．spared
D．spoiled
第5题
The opposite is true of the less than 1 percent of the population who suffer from amusia, or tree tone deafness. They literally cannot recognize a melody, let alone tell two of them apart, and they are incapable of repeating a song (although they think they are doing correctly). Even simple, familiar tunes such as Frere Jacques and Happy Birthday are mystifying to musics, but when the lyrics are spoken rather than sung, musics are able to recognize the song immediately.
But for instrumentalists, at least, music can evidently trigger physical changes in the brain's wiring. By measuring faint magnetic field emitted by the brains of professional musicians, a team led by Christo Pantev of the University of Muenster's Institute of Experimental Audiology in Germany has shown that intensive practice of an instrument leads to discernible enlargement of parts of the cerebral cortex, the layer of gray matter most closely associated with higher brain function.
As for music's emotional impact, there is some indication that music can affect levels of various hormones, including cortisol (involved in arousal and stress), testosterone (aggression and arousal) and oxytocin (nurturing behavior) as well as trigger release of the natural opiates known as endorphins. Using PET canners, Zatorre has shown that the parts of the brain involved in processing emotion seem to light up with activity when a subject hears music.
As tantalizing as these nits of research are, they barely begin to address the mysteries of music and the brain, including the deepest question of all: Why do we appreciate music？ Did our musical ancestors have an evolutionary edge over their tin-eared fellow？ Or is music, as M. I. T. neuroscientist Steven Pinker asserts, just "auditory cheesecake," with no biological value？ Given music's central role in most of our lives, it's time that scientists found the answers.
Specific brain disorders can ______ .
A．affect the understanding of music in almost every possible way
B．stimulate the memorizing of music he/she knew before
C．hinder musical understanding of the brain in some special ways
D．restrain the memorizing of music he/she knew before
第7题
第8题
A．She strongly disagrees with the man.
B．She neither knows Steven nor his father at all.
C．She also admires Steven's relationship with his father.
D．She also has a close relationship with her daughter now.
第9题
Steven，________ very popular with most members， was asked to be the chairman of the
tennis club.
[A] considered
[B] considering
[C] having considered
[D] to be considered
第10题
Steven agrees that this company will
A．install the system and pay part of the servicing costs.
B．pay the costs of servicing for the first year.
C．install and service the system.
