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A.unreliable
B.untrustworthy
C.capricious
D.treacherous
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Her French was so limited that she found it difficult to______her ideas.
A．get away
B．get through
C．get over
D．get across
Section B
Directions: In this section, you will hear 3 short passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions. Both the passage and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D.
听力原文： I knew it wouldn't be long before they discovered my escape from the boat house where they had locked me up, but now I had no choice except to go on. I stumbled up the path which rose steeply to the top of the cliff. Once there, I stopped for a moment to get my breath back, looking out as I did so across the sea. I could see the steamer which came across once a week from the mainland making its way towards the harbour. From where I stood, it looked like a toy or model someone had built. I began waving my arms in the air, then I removed my jacket and used that too to attract attention. But it all seemed hopeless as the steamer sailed steadily on towards the mouth of the harbour. I began to shout, in a last desperate attempt to stop her, and when my throat was quite dry, and my arms aching from the effort I had made, then at the last moment the miracle happened. The steamer began to slow up, and then to move in, away from the harbour and what awaited her there.
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A．On an island.
B．In the mountains.
C．In a city.
D．By the sea.
The man had a ______ escape when he ran across the street in front of the bus.
A．close
B．good
C．narrow
D．fine
A、There will be a voltage across a current-carrying conductor if it is placed in a magnetic field.
B、The charges can escape from the metal surface when they absorb enough energy.
C、There are more than one force acting on the moving charges.
D、Hall Effect can be used to distinguish p-type and n-type semiconductors.
A woman had a ______ escape yesterday when her car left the road.
A．slender
B．slim
C．slight
D．narrow
According to the passage, the most difficult task of fining a rocket is ______.
A．to get the rocket into the space
B．to calculate the rocket's velocity of escape
C．to guide the rocket after it leaves the Earth's surface
D．to identify the gravitational fields of the Earth and the moon
Dutch traders brought 20 Africans to Jamestown, Virginia, as early as 1619, however, throughout the 17 th century the number of Africans in the English mainland colonies grew very slowly. At that time, colonists used two other sources of unfree labor: Native American slaves and European indentured servants.
During those years, every colony had some Native American slaves, but their number was limited. Indian men avoided performing agricultural labor, because they viewed it as women' s work, and colonists complained that they were too "haughty". The more important was that the settlers found it more convenient to sell Native Americans captured in war to planters in the Caribbean than to turn them into slaves, because they often resisted and it was not hard for the slaves to escape. Later, the policy of killing Indians or driving them away from white settlements was proposed and it contradicted with their widespread employment as slaves.
The other form. of labor was the white indentured servitude. Most indentured servants consisted of poor Europeans. Desiring to escape tough conditions in Europe and take advantage of fabled opportunities in America, they traded three to seven years of their labor in exchange for the transatlantic passage. At first, it was mainly English who were the white indentured servitude but later increasingly Irish, Welsh, and German joined. They were essentially temporary slaves and most of them served as agricultural workers although some, especially in the North, were taught skilled trades. During the 17th century, they performed most of heavy labor in the Southern colonies and also consisted of the bulk of immigrants to those colonies.
At the end of the 17 th century, in order to meet the labor need, landowners in America turned to African slaves. During the late 17th and 18th centuries, thanks to the dominant position of England in terms of naval superiority, English traders (some of whom lived in English America) transported millions of Africans across the Atlantic. And the transatlantic slave trade produced one of the largest forced migrations in history, blacks (the great majority of whom were slaves) increasing from about 7 percent of the American population in 1680 to more than 40 percent by the middle of the 18th century.
Which of the following was true of the slavery in America？
A．The colonists sold African Americans to planters in the Caribbean.
B．Native American slaves performed agricultural labor.
C．During the 17th century, the white indentured servitude was the main labor in the Southern colonies.
D．It was at the end of the 17th century that African people began to be brought to America.
Ms Lessing never finished high school and largely educated herself through reading．She has written dozens of books of fiction，as well as plays，nonfiction and two volumes of autobiog-raphy．She is the l l th woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature．
Ms Lessing was born Doris May Tayler in 1919 in what is now Iran．Her father was a bank clerk，and her mother was trained as a nurse．Attracted by the promise of farming riches，the family moved to Zimbabwe，where Ms Lessing had what she has called a painful childhood．
She left home when she was 1 5．and in 1 937 she moved to Salisbury in southern Rhodel-sia，where she took jobs as a telephone operator and nursemaid．She married at 19 and had two children．A few years later，feeling as if she were put in prison，she abandoned her family．She later married Gottfried Lessing，and they had a son．
When Mr．Lessing and her marriage broke up，she and her young son，Peter，moved to London，where she began her writing career．Her first novel，The Grass Is Singing was pfib-lished in Britain in 1 949．Ms Lessing’s strongest influence may be that she inspired a generation of feminists with her breakthrough novel，The Golden Notebook．The book was published in 1962，which wrote about the story of Anna Wulf，a woman who wanted to live freely and Was，in some ways，Ms Lessing’s secondary personality．She wrote about the inner lives of women and rejected the opinion that they should abandon their lives to marriage and children．
Ms Lessing’s family moved from Iran to Zimbabwe because__________． 查看材料
A.farming could make them become well off
B.her laid-off parents could find jobs
C.she could receive a better education
D.she could have a chance to take up writing
A．During the journey down, many people showed care and concern for others.
B．It took the speaker much longer than the others to escape from the building because he had an artificial leg.
C．The building collapsed immediately after the speaker got out.
D．Many people died because they got trapped in elevators.
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