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He talks （) he were drunk.
A.even though
B.so that
C.provided that
D.as if
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A.even though
B.so that
C.provided that
D.as if
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第1题
Mr Supachai stressed that ______.
A．the Doha round can't be finished by 2006
B．strong political will is necessary
C．nations can continue the negotiation even if there were no consensus among them
D．December's conference to be held in Doha next year is important
第2题
听力原文： Nairobi. Five United Nations aid workers released by Somali gunmen have arrived in Kenya. The former hostages say they are in good health. The aid workers were kidnapped Tuesday during an attack against the headquarters of the group "Doctors without Borders" in Mogadishu. At least 14 people died in the attack. The gunmen are followers of a local leader Musa Su Yallhal. He opposes the temporary Somali government. The gunmen are still believed to be holding four more United Nations workers. The UN says it is holding talks with the Yallhal group.
Q: When were the UN aid workers kidnapped？
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A．On Saturday.
B．On Monday.
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第3题
Allen talks a lot but he does ______.
A．everything
B．something
C．nothing
第4题
He talks tough but has a tender heart.
A．heavy
B．mild
C．kind
D．wild
第5题
He talks tough but has a tender heart．
A．heavy
B．mild
C．kind
D．wild
第6题
The writer notices that, when Petter talks about his predecessor, he
A．expresses some regret for how the Association dealt with him.
B．thinks he had been there for too long.
C．questions changes he made within the Association.
D．indicates he has mixed feelings about his leadership style.
第7题
The Discovery of Genes
Perhaps you may have wondered why you look like your father or mother, while your sister looks like an aunt or even one of your grandparents. The way you look, talk and move and how tall you will grow depend mostly upon the very small particles called genes, which are found in the cells of your body. You get these genes from your parents. Each time they reproduce (生育) they pass along a set of genes. But each new set may be a little different from the previous sets. So when parents have a number of children, they will find that each child looks somewhat like themselves but with individual features too.
In the past nobody really understood why members of the same family resembled each other. All through the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries many scientists tried to find out how the features of living things were passed on to the next generation. Then in the 1860s one man succeeded in finding out the answer. He was Gregor Mendal, an Austrian who was very interested in growing plants.
He experimented with pea (豌豆) plants. He found that there was something in the parent plant that gave the offspring (后代) certain features, such as tallness or shortness. This "something" is now called genes. He also discovered that of all the features of a plant which were passed on to another generation, some were stronger than others. In such a case the stronger features would be dominant in the new plants. He proved this by crossing a purple-flowered plant with a white-flowered plant--the first new generation all had purple flowers. But when seeds from the new purple-flowered plants grew up, one plant of this generation was white. So although the white features did not show in the plants of the first generation, it had been there all the time.
Mendal published his findings in 1866, but it was only in 1900 that the importance of his work was recognized. Scientists realized that his theories on heredity (遗传) could also be applied to all forms of life, including humans.
The way one looks, talks and moves depends
A．completely on his own genes.
B．largely on his parents' genes.
C．mostly on his brothers' genes.
D．mainly on his sisters' genes.
第8题
He talks tough but has a tender heart.
A．heavy
B．strong
C．kind
D．wild
第9题
听力原文： Reykjavik
A teenager says he convinced the White House he was Iceland's president and managed to schedule a call with George W. Bush but was found out before he got to talk to the U.S. president.
"My call was transferred around a few times until I got hold of Bush's secretary and managed to book a call meeting with Bush the following Monday evening," Vifill Atlason, 16, told the reporters.
The teenager posed as Icelandic President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson when he made the call on Dec 1.
Icelandic police turned up at his door two days later—the day of the planned call—and took him in for questioning.
The teenager said he was unable to recall where he discovered the telephone number for the White House.
At a White House news conference Monday, Bush spokeswoman Dana Perino said her understanding was that Atlason had called a public line "that anybody can call" according to a transcript.
Local police confirmed the National Security Unit at the national police headquarters had asked them to bring Atlason in.
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A．He convinced the White House that Iceland's President wanted a call with George W. Bush.
B．He told the White House staff that he was Iceland's President and almost talked to George W. Bush.
C．He booked a call meeting with the White House spokeswoman Dana Perino.
D．He told the local police where he found the telephone number for the White House.
