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37 The word “humanoid” in Paragraph 1 means
A lacking human feelings.
B lacking human characteristics.
C having a human form. and characteristics
D lacking human intelligence.
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第1题
【37】
A．In a word
B．In a sense
C．Indeed
D．In other words
第2题
？Read the article below about a training company.
？In most of the lines 34- 45, there is one extra word. It is either grammatically incorrect or does not fit in with the meaning of the text. Some lines, however, are correct.
？If a line is correct, write CORRECT on your Answer Sheet.
？If there is an extra word in the line, write the extra word in CAPITAL LETTERS on your Answer Sheet.
There is little doubt that training has become an accepted part of business but it isequally true that companies take a much less scientific approach than they should be. A
34 recent study suggested us that, while UK Organizations spend nearly ￡ 10bn a year on
35 training, 37% of them have never evaluated that expenditure in strict terms of business
36 impact. Yet if training activities that are run along the same lines as other business
37 operations, in ways that maximize with opportunities, it becomes easier for training
38 organizations to help companies meet strategic goals. One organization showing an
39 awareness of what this principle is CT Solutions. a training business that has Its own
40 premises in South London. The need for more training has combined it with cutbacks in
41 office accommodation to create plenty of business for those hiring out space, particularly
42 upper-end hotels. But while CT Solutions detected that many organizations were not
43 satisfied with hotels because they do not always provide a good service. CT Solutions is
44 totally dedicated to providing of space for business, mostly for training, but also for
45 conferences and AGMs. Clearly, since the business has been grown in size. it is an approach that works.
(34)
第3题
•Read the atricle below about the need of employees．
•Choose the correct word to fill each gap frOm A．B or C on the opposite page．
•For each question 29-40，mark one letter(A，B，or C)on your Answer Sheet．
Ability to Rollover Unused Vacation Time
One of the benefits employees really want is the ability to rollover their unused vacation time． (29) you may indeed have some (30) mem-bers who abuse this benefit，the vast majority (31) use their vacation time wisely． (32) likely is it that anyone is going to save up months (33) vacation time and then use it all at once？
The reality is that your employees have earned those days，and they would like to feel assured that they have (34) in case of an emergency．A short memo (35) them of the importance of using their vacation time wisely should be a sufficient safeguard (36) vacation-time abuse．
The bottom line for all employers (37) 。that you should be constantly looking for ways to attract and retain quality staff． (38) ．that means a bit of strain (39) ．your bottom line in the short (40) ，the return on your investment will nevertheless be completely worth it．
(29)
A．While
B．When
C．As
第4题
？Read the article below about selling sandwiches.
？Choose the correct word to fill each gap from A, B or C.
？For each question (29-40), mark one letter (A, B or C).
SANDWICH SUCCESS
Britain's sandwich business is expanding fast. Half the population buy sandwiches at least twice (29) week, and they are spending more (30) them. (31)
sandwiches are made at home, while (32) from shops are selling in growing numbers.
One reason is that packaging keeps sandwiches fresh for up to 48 hours, making (33)
possible to mass-produce them centrally and distribute them widely. (34) reason is that petrol stations, wanting to expand the range of (35) they sell, have quickly become major outlets for sandwiches.
The increase in sandwich sales has also been helped by changing social trends. Many people have stopped (36) family meals at home, and (37) choose the time and place to eat. Time has become more important than price, (38) convenience is the most important reason (39) all.
Taken together, these changes are making the sandwich industry (40) into a very valuable business.
(29)
A．the
B．a
C．this
第5题
？Read the newspaper article below about the creation of new jobs.
？Choose the correct word to fill each gap, from A, B or C on the opposite page.
？For each question 29-40, mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
NEW JOBS
A new clothing company is hoping to create as (29) as 500 jobs in its factory and nationwide chain of stores. The company, New Trend was set (30) by Peter Dalton, a 36-year-old businessman (31) Liverpool.
The company, (32) is due to start production early next year, will provide employment (33) 300 people in its factory on the edge of Liverpool. In 12 months' time, (34) will be a further 200 jobs, as the company begins opening shops in towns in (35) parts of Britain.
Peter Dalton is also (36) to open a shop in New York. He hopes that (37) this shop proves successful, the chain (38) expand across the whole of North America. 'This project has (39) me over four years to finalise,' says Peter Dalton, 'and (40) that it's finally getting started, I'm really excited.'
(29)
A．much
B．many
C．lot
第6题
？Read the article below about cafes in France.
？Choose the correct word to fill each gap, from A, B, or C on the opposite page.
？For each question 29-40, mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
Cafes in France
Cafes are very much a part of the French way of life and are frequented as a meeting point among friends. Most cafes are primarily focused (29) drinks but provide lunchtime snacks (30) as sandwiches, salads and toast. All kinds of drinks are served, (31) alcoholic drinks and hot beverages.
Generally customers (32) consume only a small mount of food and drink (33) visit and there are high taxes on alcohol served in public bars. Consequently, the price of drinks is generally high (34) with other European countries. (35) cafes increasingly have to compare with fast food outlets, (36) are used as meeting places by young people attracted by their low prices.
In France, cafes and bars are mainly independent family-nm businesses, (37) 70% of them employing between one (38) five people. The number of cafes and bars in France has steadily diminished (39) the past few years, although most closures were limited (40) rural areas.
(29)
A．down
B．on
C．for
