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第1题
Which of the italicized parts functions as a subject？
A．It suddenly occurred to me that all are not thieves that dogs bark at.
B．She has made it clear that she will have nothing to do with him.
C．Our belief is that things will improve.
D．The fact remains that there is no filling station here.
第2题
A) make up for
B) make out
C) live up to
D) live through
第3题
听力原文： On the foggy night of July 25, 1956, one of the great sea disasters of modem times occurred off Nantucket Island. The victim was the new 697-foot Italian luxury liner Andrea Doria, bound for New York. Her killer was the 510-foot Swedish liner Stockholm, outward bound for Europe, her massive bow specially sharpened and reinforced with steel to serve as an ice-breaker.
Aboard the Andrea Doria were 1,706 persons, passengers and crew. In her strong room, deep in the hold, were cash, bonds and jewelry valued at several million dollars, deposited there by the passengers for safekeeping. According to persistent and authoritative rumor, there was also an unlisted cargo of gold bullion worth another million or more. Her elegant saloons and lounges were lavishly decorated with priceless sculptures and paintings valued at more than half a million dollars.
The Swede was making a full 18 knots, the Italian some 22 knots or better, despite the fog and the darkness. Suddenly, at 11: 22 pm the Stockholm burst out of the mist and drove head on into the Andrea Doria's starboard side, just aft of her flying bridge. So fierce was the impact, the ice-breaker prow drove 30 feet into the vitals of the stricken liner. When the ships wrenched apart, the sea roared in through a hole 40 feet wide and nearly 70 feet high.
Luckily there were other ships in the immediate vicinity and the doomed vessel stayed afloat long enough for all but 52 persons on board to be rescued. At 10:09 in the morning, the Andrea Doria raised her stem high and slid to her grave, 240 feet below. With her, she carried the vast fortune that has haunted the dreams of salvage experts and treasure hunters ever since.
When did the disaster happen？
A．In 1957.
B．In 1956.
C．In 1925.
D．In 1706.
第4题
Earthquake
Can Scientists Predict Killer Earthquakes？
The date was November 23，1980．People near Naples，in Southern Italy，felt the earth roll and shake. Earthquake! Suddenly buildings came tumbling down. Cracks appeared in the earth．Within minutes，entire towns were destroyed．Thousands of people were dead．Thousands more were injured．
As rescuers searched through the rubble，many people must have wondered，if only the victims had known ahead of time，many lives could have been saved．
Actually，an Italian scientist did predict that such a quake would happen．In 1977 Dr．M．Caputo of the Universite Degiles Studi in Rome warned that a large quake would soon strike the east of Naples．Unfortunately，he couldn't predict the exact time and date of the quake．
Dr．Caputo made his general prediction after talking with scientists at 54 earthquake-monitoring stations throughout Italy．He learned that many earthquakes had recently rocked different areas around Naples．But none had occurred in one particular spot east of Naples for many years．Dr. Caputo felt that the area was long overdue for a large quake．And it was．
Earthquake Strikes in Gap
The quake occurred in a region that Dr.Caputo called a seismic gap．A seismic gap is an area in an active earthquake region where no earthquake or seismic activity has been recorded in a long time．Seismic gaps are located where two large plates in the earth have become stuck．
When the plates slide past each other，they sometimes became locked in place．A similar thing happens when you make a running leap on a sidewalk while wearing sneakers．When you 1and on both feet，the sneakers grab onto rough surface．Friction tends to hold your feet back while the rest of your body goes forward．You may end up falling flat on your face．
In the case of plates，however，the uneven surfaces between the plates cause the plates to remain locked in place for years．Huge pressure builds up behind each plate．Periodically，a shudder，or tremor，is recorded as some of this energy is released．
Finally，after about 50 years，rock in the seismic gap either suddenly breaks or moves under the great stress．This sudden release of energy sends shock waves through the rock layers above．The ground shakes，sidewalks crack，and buildings tumble．A mighty quake has struck．
Gaps Used to Predict Quakes
Many geologists have used what is called the seismic gap technique to accurately predict earthquakes．The technique was first developed by Soviet earthquake expert Dr.V.Fodotov during his studies of ancient and recent Japanese earthquakes．Dr.Fodotov was marking the location，size，and date of all known quakes in Japan when he noticed a striking pattern．
All major earthquakes were found to occur in only a few isolated spots in Japan．Each of these spots，he noted，experienced a major quake only once every 50 to 60 years．Dr.Fodotov concluded that spots that hadn't had a quake in more than 50 years were “ripe” for a quake．The Russian scientist named these locations seismic gaps．
In the past several years，geologists from other countries have found seismic gaps in other parts of the world．After making detailed studies of past quakes in these regions，the geologists were able to make an accurate prediction of when a quake would occur．
How Do Animals Know When an Earthquake Is Coming？
Scientists who try to predict earthquakes have gotten some new helpers recently-animals．
That's right，animals．Scientists have begun to catch on to what farmers have known for thousands of years．Animals often seem to know in advance that an earthquake is coming，and they show their fear by acting in strange ways．Before a Chinese quake in1975，snakes awoke from their winter sleep early only to freeze to death in the cold air．Cows broke their
A．no prediction had been made
B．no correct prediction had been made
C．no one had predicted the precise date
D．no one had cared about Dr.Caputo's prediction
第5题
______she had forgotten to take her notebook.
A．That occurred to her
B．She occurred that
C．To her that occurred
D．It occurred to her that
第6题
A downpour of frogs occurred near______.
A．Appin, Scotland
B．Vienna
C．Hamburg
D．Liverpool
第7题
It ______ to me that he was not telling the truth.
A．is occurred
B．is occurring
C．occurred
D．was occurred
第8题
Why the explosion occurred was______the laboratory attendants had been careless.
A．owing to
B．because
C．since
D．that
第9题
The two ferry disasters occurred ______.
A．at noon
B．in the morning
C．at night
D．in the afternoon
