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Attila Andics found out that humans and dogs have similar______.
A．nervous systems
B．social relationships
C．nervous responses to some social information
D．brain mechanism to recognize similar sounds
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Which book might be thought by the author as having the least value？
A．The Art of War.
B．Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun.
C．The Fine Art of Success.
D．Why I Write.
Men seem to have always take an interest in meteorites (陨星), but【C1】______the early nineteenth century【C2】______these objects considered worth【C3】______for scientific study.
In the beginning, people believed【C4】______meteorites fell from the heavens, they were other gods themselves or【C5】______from the gods. Thus the more civilized of early men carefully kept the meteorites,【C6】______ them in costly linens and anointing them with oil.【C7】______many instances, the people【C8】______special temples【C9】______the meteorites were【C10】______. Meteorite worship was common long ago in the Mediterranean area, and in Africa, India, Japan, and Mexico; 【C11】______worship still persists in some regions.
Although many people held meteorites in reverence, 【C12】______if they were seen to fall, other practicalminded individuals made good use of the【C13】______and easily-worked alloy【C14】______by nature in the nickel-iron meteorites. They frequently used this metal【C15】______tools, and often pots and other utensils. Throughout history, meteoritic iron【C16】______manufacture of special swords daggers, and knives for members of royalty. Attila and other early conquerors of Europe boasted.【C17】______ "swords from heaven".【C18】______the end of the nineteenth century, several swords were made【C19】______a Japanese iron meteorite【C20】______the command of the Japanese court.
【C1】
A．not until
B．until
C．since then
D．since
Section B
Directions: There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. You should decide on the best choice.
Men seem to have always taken an interest in meteorites, but not until the early nineteenth century were these objects considered worth preserving for scientific study.
In the beginning, people believed that because meteorites fell from the heavens, they were either gods themselves or messages from the gods. Thus the more civilized of early men carefully kept the meteorites, drapping them in costly linens and anointing them with oil. In many instances, the people built special temples in which the meteorites were to be worshiped. Meteorite worship was common long in the Mediterranean area, and in Africa, India, Japan, and Mexico: such worship still persists in some regions.
Although many people held meteorites in reverence paritcularly if they were seen to fall, other practical minded individuals made good use of the durable and easily worked alloy provided by nature in the nickel-iron meteorites. They frequently used of this metal to make tools, and often pots and other utensils. Throughout history, meteoritic iron has been used in the manufacture of special swords, daggers, and knives for members of royalty. Attila and other early conquerors of Europe. boasted of "swords form. heaven". As late as the end of nineteenth century, several swords were made from a Japanese iron meteorite at the command of a member of the Japanese court.
In the nineteenth century men began to ______.
A．investigate practical uses for meteoritic iron
B．study meteorites scientifically
C．take more than a casual interest in meteorites
D．preserve meteorites
The first things I saw were my own bloodshot eyes. Where was that Visine.'？ My hair looked like Attila the Hun ad spent the night camping in it. Well, I'd pull it back into a ponytail and take the tangles out later.
And then I saw it. It was a huge swelling on the front of my chin that had to be the size of a small golf hall. Surely I was hallucinating from lack of sleep. I had never seen anything like that be- fore, I'd heard of people getting hives from nerves. But a single hive, on the front of my face？ I gingerly touched it. A hard swelling met my curious fingertips. What had caused this？ The pizza I'd consumed at midnight or the mountain Dew I'd consumed at two and four and six in the morning？ Perhaps it was the Cap's Crunch at three or the candy bar at five. My stomach had a strict policy. If I was going to keep it up all night, it insisted on being fed.
How was I going to cover this up？ I rummaged through all my toiletries until I found my lone bandage, put there for emergencies. Well, this qualified as one. Oh no, that looked really stupid. How embarrassing. Oh well, no time to do anything else about it now. My philosophy final was waiting for me. My beleaguered brain had tried all night to grasp the arguments of different philosophies so that I could write them down on the essay test this morning.
I loved to hear our philosophy professor in class. I could follow the arguments when he discussed them, but trying to formulate them on my own just wasn't happening. Perhaps the bump was the result of stress. I had to pass this final or I would fail the class. And I couldn't fail the class, or I would have to take the college's summer school sessions. And I couldn't go to summer school be- cause I needed to work to help pay for next fall's tuition.
Swallowing the last gulp of fiat Mountain Dew, I headed for class. I picked a seat that didn't directly face the clock. That would only make me more nervous, and God knew I had already used up my adrenaline(肾上腺素)supply. Dr. Wennberg passed out the essay books while explaining the roles we would have exactly one hour. My two pencils in hand, I waited for the signal.
"Begin."
I closed my eyes took a deep breath and said a prayer "Please, God, help me remember all that I' ye studied for this test."
I looked over the questions. I could do this. I had to do this. I began writing.
Twenty minutes had gone by. I had been writing as fast as I could before I forgot the information. So far so good. But my eyes were so tired. They hurt so badly. They felt so heavy. I' d just rest them for a minute. I leaned my puffy chin on my hand. Someone sneezed. I came to with a start. What？ I'd fallen asleep？ I'd never done that before in a final! Oh no! Fearfully, I looked at the clock.
Only ten minutes left？ I'd slept a half hour？ Oh no !
I thought I'd used up all my adrenaline, but 1 was wrong. I broke out in a cold sweat. What could I do in ten minutes7 Think, I must think. I need a plan. I'm doomed. No, think. I began writing as fast as I could to finish the questions.
I stared at the last blank page of the essay test booklet with its nearly ruled lines. Dare 17 I had nothing to lose. I still had two minutes. I wrote Dr. Wennberg.! told him how sorry I was. How I'd stayed awake all night to study because this was important to me, only to fall asleep during the exam. How I'd really wanted to do better I asked for mercy.
One week later, I stood in front of the test board where the results would be posted. The mysterious swelling on my chin had gone
A．Perhaps because he didn't like his own appearance.
B．Perhaps because he didn't prepare enough for the test.
C．Perhaps because he was afraid to look at his utterly battled look for the previous sleepless night.
D．Perhaps because he had too many worries about the damages brought to his health due to his busy preparation for the test.
Nothing but some chairs______in the room.
A．has found
B．had found
C．were found
D．was found
A．to find out
B．to be found
C．to find
D．to be found on
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