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Mike have known the solutions to this problem, or he would have told us. A. mustn’t B. shouldn’t C. can’t D. needn’t SECTION B Directions: For each blank in the following passage there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with word or phrases that best fits the context. Maja Kazazic thought she’d never walk without pain again before she saw the dolphin Winter with an artificial tail. For a long time, she had been 36 the injured dolphin which swam around the tank. From a distance, the dolphin seemed approachable enough. Still, as Kazazic prepared herself for the jump, a little 37 crept into her excitement. Despite her fear, she felt strong with her 38 leg. Several years ago, Kazazic 39 her five-year-old cousin Jasmina because of an incurable disease. Kazazic swore she would honor the little girl by swimming with a dolphin, an animal that both girls admired. “Jasmina never got the chance to do it, says Kazazic, “so I decided that I’d do it for her someday. In high school, Kazazic 40 sports and planned to become a professional 41 . But in 1993, a bomb exploded in the school courtyard. The six friends she had been 42 were killed. Both of Kazazic’s legs were seriously injured. In a temporary hospital, her left leg was thought beyond 43 and was cut off. “There was no anesthesia, she recalled. “They tied me down before giving me a piece of rubber to 44 on. I could feel everything but couldn’t make a sound. Her wound became infected due to lack of medicines. Two years later, Kazazic got a new leg. “After being in a dangerous war zone, this should be pretty easy, Kazazic said before she 45 herself in the tank. She held out a hand to Winter, who 46 cautiously, then moved away. After a few minutes, Winter let Kazazic touch her back and nuzzledup to her shoulder. The two started an hour-long swim. She would have shouted with joy 47 she quietly explained, “I used to feel like I owed somebody something, and now I’ve paid my debt. Out in the parking lot, she made a joyful and excited cry until her voice was hoarse. 36 A. feeding B. watching C. helping D. comforting 37 A. courage B. hope C. power D. panic 38 A. artificial B. injured C. healthy D. muscled 39 A. left B. rejected C. lost D. helped 40 A. favored B. quitted C. reformed D. failed 41 A. pianist B. athlete C. teacher D. specialist 42 A. thinking about B. talking about C. chatting with D. dealing with 43 A. belief B. adaptation C. cure D. imagination 44 A. take B. hold C. look D. bite 45 A. trained B. introduced C. dressed D. lowered 46 A. approached B. mentioned C. accessed D. withdrew 47 A. and B. but C. or D. for SECTION C Directions: Complete the following passage by filling in each blank with ONE word that best fits the context. How much paper do you use every year? Probably you can’t answer this question quickly. In 1900,the world’s use of paper was about one kilogram 48 each person in a year. Now some countries use as 49 as 50 kilograms of paper for each person in a year. The amount of paper a country uses shows how far advanced the country is, some people say. It is difficult to say 50 this is true: different people mean different things 51 the word “advanced . But countries like the United States, England and Sweden certainly use 52 paper than other countries. Paper, like many other things that we use today, was first made in China. In Egypt and the West, paper was not very commonly used before 53 year 1400.The 54 wrote on papyrus; Europeans used parchment for many hundreds of years. Parchment was very strong ; 55 was made from the skin of a certain young animal. We have learnt some of the most important facts of European history from record that were kept on parchment. PART THREE READING COMPREHENSION Directions:d D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage. A NEW YORK----The Internet and advances in technology are transforming fashion, making it easier for designers to create collections and less expensive for them to show and sell their work, experts say. Instead of spending tens of thousands of dollars on a runwayshow at New York Fashion Week, some designers presented collections for spring and summer 2010 online, while others are expanding the reach of their brand by making it easier for shoppers to buy their clothes online. Designer Norma Kamali and Polo Ralph Lauren Corp both have applications for Apple Inc’s iPhone that allows shoppers to buy clothes from their phone. “This is the technology that’s changing our lives, said Kamali, who displayed her spring and summer 2010 collection as well as exclusive lines for eBay Inc and at the Apple store in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood. Kamali’s iPhone application has a “Try Before You Buy option, which allows clothes to be sent overnight to a customer, who provides her credit card information, so she can try them on at home before deciding to buy. Menswear designer Miguel Antoinne and womenswear designer Marc Bouwer both put on virtual fashion shows, while models at fashion designer Vivienne Tam’s show carried a laptop computer adorned with a Tam design. Mazdack Rassi, co-founder and creative director of Milk Studios, a downtown space that showed about 70 collections during New York Fashion Week, and was considering projecting shows on the side of a building so people at nearby park could watch. With cable TV and the Internet, designers know that their shows can be seen by many more people than just the editors and media who attend. Designers are finding that technology can also help the actual design work by allowing artists to explore new ideas and processes. But Simon Collins, the dean of fashion at Parsons----the new school for design, said even though technology is helpful, there is still no substitute for talent and hard work. “Absolutely, there’ll be people out there that have successful businesses that don’t know the first thing about draping and construction, just think it up, put it on the computer, fire it off the factory and it works, Collins said. “But they’re the exception, not the rule. 【查看更多】

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A. mustn’t B. shouldn’t C. can’t D. needn’t

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Mike _______ have known the solutions to this problem, or he would have told us.

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25. Mike _______ have known the solutions to this problem, or he would have told us.

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C．can’t

D．needn’t

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