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Whom does "our two" in PARAGRAPH 7 refer to? 查看材料A.

Whom does "our two" in PARAGRAPH 7 refer to? 查看材料

A.The couple.

B.The kids.

C.The bazaars.

D.The gourmets.

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第1题
In our factory there are 2 000 workers,two thirds of are women.

A.them

B.which

C.whom

D.Whom

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第2题
Whom does the underlined word He in PARAGRAPH TWO refer to()

A.Luna

B.Pena

C.Chavez

D.Ferrera

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第3题
To whom does the mother speak Korean?A.Her+oldest daughter only.B.Her two daughters only.C

To whom does the mother speak Korean?

A.Her+oldest daughter only.

B.Her two daughters only.

C.AU of her children.

D.Only to her son.

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第4题
To whom does the mother speak Korean?A.Her oldest daughter only.B.Her two daughters only.C

To whom does the mother speak Korean?

A.Her oldest daughter only.

B.Her two daughters only.

C.all of her children.

D.Only to her son.

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第5题
听力原文:Our Jobs Information Service has been in touch with two thousand and five hundred
young people this year, three fifths of whom have just left school.

(52)

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第6题
The experience of traveling abroad can help us______.A.meet people with whom we agree or d

The experience of traveling abroad can help us______.

A.meet people with whom we agree or disagree

B.avoid being unreasonably obstinate about our biased opinion

C.realize that both parties of the controversy may be wrong

D.become aware of the mutual hostility between two conflicting parties

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第7题
An eccentric is by definition someone whose behavior. is abnormal, someone who refuses to
conform. to the accepted norms of his society. This, of course, immediately begs the question, "What is normal?" Most of us, after all, have our quirks and oddities. It may be a passion for entering newspaper competitions, a compulsion for collecting beer mats, a tendency to write indignant letters to the press on every conceivable subject. Eccentricity is the assertion of our individuality. Within most of us that urge is constantly in conflict with the contrary force. It is as though in the depths of our psyche we have two locomotives head-to- head on the same track, pushing against each other. One is called individualism and the other conformity, and in most of us it is conformity that is more powerful. The desire to be accepted, loved, appreciated, to feel at one with our fellows, is stronger than the desire to stand out in the crowd, to be our own man, to do our own thing.

Notice, for example, how people who have unusual hobbies, strong opinions, or unconventional behaviour, tend to congregate. They form. clubs, hold meetings, and organize rallies where they can get together and discuss their common enthusiasms or problems. The important word is "common". They look for other people with whom they can share what in the normal run of events is regarded by relatives, friends and neighbors as an oddity. A crowd, even a small crowd, is reassuring.

Probably all of us recognize a tension within ourselves between the two forces of individualism and conformity, for at the same time that most of us are going with the crowd, we tend to resent any suggestion that this is what we are doing. We feel a self-conscious need to assert our individuality as when the belligerent man at the bar informs his small audience, "Well, I say what I think." Or the wary stranger to whom we have just been introduced announces, "You must take me as you find me. I don't stand on ceremony."

Any of us can, at any time, reverse this trend. We can stoke the boiler of individualism, assert our own personality. Many people have made it to the top in their chosen professions. One example is Bob Dylan, the American singer, who has gone on record as saying, "When you feel in your gut what you are doing and then dynamically pursue it—don't back down and don't give up—then you're going to mystify a lot of folk." But that self-conscious assertion of individuality is not eccentricity, at least not in the early stages. When a pop singer deliberately wears bizarre clothes to gain publicity, or a society hostess makes outrageous comments about her guests in order to get herself noticed in the gossip columns, that is not eccentricity. However, if the pop star and the society hostess perpetuate such activities until they become a part of themselves, until they are no longer able to return to what most of us consider "normal behaviour", then they certainly would qualify. For the most important ingredient of eccentricity is its naturalness. Eccentrics are not people who deliberately try to be odd, they simply are odd.

The true eccentric is not merely indifferent to public opinion, he is scarcely conscious at all. He simply does what he does, because of who he is. And this marks the eccentric as essentially different from, for example, enthusiasts, practical jokers, brilliant criminals, exhibitionists and recluses. These people are all very conscious of the world around them. Much of what they do, they do in reaction to the world in which they live. Some wish to make an impression on society, some wish to escape from society, but all are very much aware of society. The eccentric alone goes on his merry way regardless.

According to the writer, eccentric people

A.want to show that they are different

B.try to do what is expected of them

C.express their own views in public

D.pretend to be something they are not

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第8题
听力原文:M: Vicki, do you still keep in touch with anyone from our college? Linda, Frank o
r Bill?

W: I'm afraid I've lost touch with everyone. I used to get together with Linda from time to time, but I haven't seen her for several years.

Q: Whom does the woman keep in touch with now?

(17)

A.Bill.

B.Linda.

C.Frank.

D.None of them.

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第9题
听力原文:M: Mabel Anderson makes me furious. She can't keep a secret. I told her about our
engagement and she said she wouldn't tell anyone. The next thing I knew, everyone was talking about our upcoming marriage. Even Marty and Roger know about it.

W: You're the one who can't keep a secret.

Q: Whom does the woman blame for revealing the secret?

(17)

A.Herself.

B.Mabel Anderson.

C.The man.

D.Marty.

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