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D. buy
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Blend the sugar, flour, and eggs together.
A. bring
B. mix
C. take
D. buy
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第1题
Blend the sugar, flour, and eggs together.
A．bring
B．mix
C．take
D．buy
第2题
Blend the sugar, eggs, and flour.
A．stir
B．mix
C．match
D．prepare
第3题
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Miso Sesame Dressing
1/3 cup water
1/4 cup brown sugar
3 teaspoons light soy sauce
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons olive oil 1 teaspoon sesame oil
3 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
1 tablespoon roasted sesame seeds 1/2 cup white miso paste
Add the sesame seeds, salt, pepper, and brown sugar to the blender and slowly mix with water. Gradually add soy sauce, vinegar, then miso paste and blend on high. Finally, slowly add sesame then olive oil and blend on high until creamy. Serve on salads, cold noodles, or with vegetables. Store refrigerated for a maximum of three days.
What is being advertised？
A．Knives
B．Cookware
C．Dinnerware
D．An appliance
第4题
A.The Booker Prize
B.Le Prix de Flore
C.The Pulitzer Prize
D.Governor General Award
第5题
New Energy Sources to the Rescue
As petrol prices rise, policy makers and venture capitalists are suddenly embracing alternatives. Will the trend last？
Reasons for the change
In his long career in country music, Willie Nelson has always been on the left side of all things. Now, at 73, he is in the vanguard. Mr. Nelson, who lives on a big farm outside Austin, powers his car with the help of vegetable oil. He has even created his own line of this cleaner-burning diesel blend (混合柴油). He called it "BioWillie", which is distributed at several sites in Texas and is going national, too. Mr. Nelson argues that it will help America's farmers, truckers and the environment while, at the same time, reducing dependence on foreign petroleum.
With high petrol prices causing troubles in Washington, D.C., everyone is trying to find out alternatives. Soya beans, canola (rapeseed), switch grass, anything, is being investigated~ Even George Bush, a former oilman who supports loyally the industrial development, called last week for more research into ethanol (酒精) and bio-diesel-two key types of bio-fuels (生物燃料) and boldly predicted that "ethanol will replace gasoline consumption". Jim Woolsey, a former head of the CIA notes that developing bio-fuels is in the national interest, since it is high time America stopped its reliance on petroleum from foreign countries and so stopped funding some fanatical religious organizations.
Future: convenience and pains
The federal government is beginning to formulate policy to promote the use of bio-fuels. In Montana, Hawaii and Minnesota all petrol must contain 10% ethanol, while Washington State requires petrol and diesel to contain 2% renewable fuel by volume. For both ethanol and bio-diesel, Congress has required a near-doubling of production by 2012. Both blends, notes Mr. Woolsey approvingly, need little new infrastructure to support them (unlike, say, hydrogen fuel-cell cars). Ethanol can be dispensed at regular petrol stations and works, within limits, in today's cars. Bio-diesel fuelling stations, such as those for BioWillie, are popping up around America.
Unfortunately for Mr. Bush's political fortunes, a bio-fuels revolution will not happen in time to ease America's current pain at the pump. Right now, ethanol--a clean-burning, high-octane alcohol typically derived from com in America, or sugar in Brazil--accounts for just 3% of America's petrol use, though American cars can handle a 10% ethanol blend. Bio-diesel is used even less.
Moreover, ethanol is typically blended with regular fuel, and a widespread shift to an ethanol blend (a result of another provision of last year's energy bill) has contributed to some petrol shortages in Texas and elsewhere, as the supply chain creaks into life. Skeptics argue that growing crops for ethanol will bum more petrol than it will save.
But others are persuaded, despite the pains at the beginning stage. "If I had to bet $100, I'd bet on bio-fuels," says Hunter Lovins, co-author of" Natural Capitalism", adding that she would favor them even over other renewable energy sources. Rich investors also believe as growth. Richard Branson, a British entrepreneur who heads the Virgin conglomerate, recently announced plans to invest up to $400 in ethanol production.
Growing production？
Can production be scaled up？ A recent bioengineering breakthrough means that it should soon be possible to convert plant products far more efficiently to ethanol. This lends promise to cellulosic ethanol— a product that can be made from agricultural "waste", such as corn cobs or weeds, which is widely available. (Once corn kernels and sugar-cane sap have been taken away for sugar, they leave plenty of stalks and leaves behind.) The most promising source of cellulosic ethanol, say experts, is switch grass, a native American grass that grows naturally in the prairie he
A．Y
B．N
C．NG
第6题
听力原文：(A) The table has been set outdoors.
(B) The glasses are filled with wine.
(C) The flower vase is being placed on the table.
(D) The table is covered with a tablecloth.
A．
B．
C．
D．
第7题
What was the man doing in the garden yesterday afternoon？
A．Repairing a bike.
B．Watering flowers.
C．Pulling up weeds.
第8题
听力原文：(A) The trees in the picture are of the same species.
(B) Different species of flowers are planted in the garden.
(C) There is a path toward the small building in distance.
(D) A garbage bin can be seen on one side of the path.
第9题
下面程序的运行结果是______。
typedef union student
{char name[10];
long sno;
char sex;
float score[4];
}STU;
main()
{ STU a[5];
printf("%d\n",sizeof(a));
}
第10题
We can tell how strong the wind is along the beach road, by ______.
A．the way the river flows into the Irish Sea
B．the fact that the open road is beside the river
C．looking at the shape of the trees
D．remembering that this is a true story
