What______would happen if he told mom and dad what we had done?A.do you supposeB.will you
What______would happen if he told mom and dad what we had done?
A.do you suppose
B.will you suppose
C.you suppose
D.may you suppose
What______would happen if he told mom and dad what we had done?
A.do you suppose
B.will you suppose
C.you suppose
D.may you suppose
What______would happen if he knew you felt that way?
A.will you think
B.do you think
C.you think
D.you would think
A house-proud woman______.
A.would devote her whole life to her family
B.would take her happiness and that of her family as her chief concern
C.would still need some special training at public expense to help her in her duties as a housewife
D.would take full advantage of modern household appliances (家用电器)
the better the elderly people are known,()they are.
A. the happier
B. the happy
C. so happy
听力原文:M: The baby crying next door kept me up all night.
W: She must be ill.
Q: What happened to the man?
(7)
A.His baby cried all night.
B.His baby was sick.
C.He slept the whole night.
D.He couldn't sleep that night.
(50) Darwin was convinced that the loss of these tastes was not only a loss of happiness, but might possibly be injurious to the intellect, and more probably to the moral character.此处译文为:
— _______ — Yes, I’ll be happy to cash it for you.
A、Do you need any cash?
B、Are you happy with the cash?
C、Are you happy to cash it for me?
D、May I cash a traveler’s check here?
听力原文:M: I think I need a new tire. I had to put air in it twice this week.
W: That happened to me once. It has just a nail, and they were able to repair it.
Q: What does the woman mean?
(18)
A.He always says what he wants to say.
B.He never comes to the point.
C.He can hardly express himself clearly.
D.He speaks too fast.
听力原文:W: Oh, what a nuisance!
M: Hey, Julia. What's the matter? You don't seem very happy.
W: It's the junk mail. Whenever I check my mail-box, it is inundated with spam. I just emptied my incoming mail yesterday, and now it is crammed with junk mail again.
M: Well, it is surely annoying to be spammed. I'm usually at my computer so I delete them immediately after I see any spam. The other day I was spammed over 30 times within 20 minutes.
W: It seems it is the same case for everyone. We are facing the same problem.
M: That's right. As e-mail continues to grow, people should find some approaches to prevent spam successfully. Otherwise, the indulging network environment will pose more and more cyber crimes.
W: Yeah, to tell the truth, I really can't understand why the spammers like to post some links to porn websites, Is there anything good for them to do that?
M: You know it's the motivation of profit. The most dedicated spammer often makes a great deal of money by engaging in illegal activities, such as the pornography and casinos.
W: Nowadays, both individuals and businesses are under the threat of a tidal wave of spare. It is reported that the experts are now discussing how to ensure the future of e-mail as a viable communication medium.
M: Well, there arc some techniques to filter or score the incoming e-mails, but they need to be improved.
W: I hope we can get rid of the nightmare of e-mail spam with the help of new technologies.
(23)
A.Information superhighway.
B.E-commerce.
C.Junk mails.
D.How to send e-mails.
If your child only picks at his food, he can be trained to be a good eater.
That will happen only when you've changed some of your own habits. Your child only accidentally discovered that being a bad eater meant getting lots of rewards from you. But you, as a parent, can easily undo your child's bad eating habits.
I recall the case of little Sally Sanders, aged three-and-a-half, who was angrily described by her mother as being, "the worst eater I've ever seen in my life! I can't get her to eat anything. I'm afraid she's going to grow up sick and weak, that's how little she eats."
"What do you do when she won't eat her food?" I asked.
Her voice showing a very high state of pique, Mrs. Sanders continued resentfully, "Every time we have a meal, I wind up having a big fight with Sally. I scream and shout a lot at her. She makes me so mad when she won't eat her food. I warn her she needs a good, well-balanced meal to grow up healthy. She's just a stubborn child who won't eat her food. I'm afraid she'll get a bad vitamin deficiency for not eating all the good food I cook for her."
I took a thorough case history. I went into much detail about the family's habits, their routines, their way of getting on together. Sally, I was told, had always been a bad eater. Mother and father agreed that Sally became worse in her eating habits soon after Elizabeth, her nine-month-old baby sister, was born. "It only makes Sally very angry when I tell her what a wonderful little eater Elizabeth is. Elizabeth is such a wonderful eater I never have any problems with her. Why can't Sally be like Elizabeth?"
"Instead of making mealtime an occasion for pleasure, you've made it into a battle of wills, a struggle for power between you and little Sally", I explained.
Meals should be a sort of treat, not a nutritional treatment for your child. For Now, stop being an amateur nutritionist. Give her the sort of food she really enjoys. And give her only very small portions. Don't scold if she doesn't eat everything on her plate. If she's eaten everything and wants more, give her only tiny additional portions. Never insist that she eat everything on her plate. Remain, to the best of your ability calm, unconcerned and indifferent to her habit of slowly picking away at her food. Instead, enjoy your own food, and pay no attention to Sally. Then, after about, say, 30 minutes, very calmly pick up all the plates and other crockery from the table. Mealtime is over. Maybe your child will complain that she hasn't finished yet. Pay her no heed. But do say, for example, "That's the way it's got to be. We can't stay at the table too long eating. Sorry, if you're still hungry, you'll just have to wait until lunch time, (or whatever the next meal is)."
A bad eater in the article refers to who
A.has no taste for food.
B.eats bad food.
C.pay no attention to nutrition of food at all.
D.picks at the food and eats very little.
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