I told him to work harder and that        you, too.

       A. applies for             B. cares for               C. reach for              D. goes for

The thing that        is not whether you fail or not, but whether you try or not.

       A. means                  B. minds                   C. matters                 D. considers

When choosing a product, customers always hope to figour out the meaning        to the brand name.

       A. appealed               B. attached                C. adjusted                D. reacted

 I didn’t stop to speak to him－I        smiled.

       A. surely                   B. certainly                C. strangely              D. merely

It is suggested that medicine not be kept where it is        to children.

       A. acceptable            B. accessible             C. considerable          D. flexible

There are some who show great        about other people’s affairs.

       A. interest                 B. attention                C. curiosity               D. appetite

The Smiths bought a new car, which was the        of their neighbors.

       A. envy                     B. dislike                   C. respect                 D. desire

假設(shè)你叫李華， 海南大學(xué)畢業(yè)，熱愛運動，身體健康，擅長英語。在報紙上看到下面一則廣告，廣告內(nèi)容如下：

請根據(jù)以上要求用英語寫一封求職信。

詞數(shù)： 120 左右。(開頭結(jié)尾已給出，不計入總詞數(shù))

Dear Ms Yan,

I’ve learned __________________________________________________________

Yours sincerely,

Li Hua

The students of Class 3 had a discussion about if it is necessary learn English from childhood. Some think it necessary. As a little boys and girls have a very good memory, they can learn many English words by hearts, which will help them lay a solid foundation for their future English learning. But others do not agree. Children have to learn Chinese Pinyin. If they study Chinese Pinyin and English at the same time, it will be very easily for them to mix them up. This would do a lot of harm with their learning. In short, the students have not reached any agreement still.

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

“You do not need to be a rocket scientist.” Americans hear these words often. People say them in schools, offices and factories. Broadcasters on radio and television often use them.

How did the expression begin? No one seems to know it.  56              “It grew,” he says, “Because rocket scientists probably are the most intelligent people around.”

Not everyone would agree. Some people might be considered more intelligent than rocket scientists, for example, a person who speaks fifteen languages, or a medical doctor who operates on the brain. Still, many people would agree that there is something special about scientists who build rockets.   57

Moving pictures from before World War II showed a man named Buck Rogers landing on the planet Mars. He was a hero who could withdraw any enemy（敵軍）from outer space. The rocket scientist is a different kind of hero.   58

Rocket scientists, however, can have problems just like everyone else. A Washington rocket scientist told about a launch（發(fā)射）that was put off many times. Finally, everything seemed right. Mechanical failures had been repaired. The weather was good. The scientists had planned that part of the rocket would fall into the ocean after the launch. All the ships and boats within many kilometers of the danger areas had been warned. But in the last few seconds a small boat entered the area.   59

60                  One scientist said, “As a child I loved to build the rockets. Now I am a grown-up. I still love to build rockets. And now I get paid for it.”

A. He or she makes space travel possible.

B. It’s dangerous for rocket scientists to build rockets.

C. Maybe it has something to do with the mystery of space travel.

D. When the work goes well, most rocket scientists enjoy their jobs.

E. Have you ever heard of the space travel?

F. But an official of the American space agency, NASA, says the expression just grew.

G. Once again, the launch was put off.