______ rather than formal college education correlates with higher incomes.

A.A. as

B.B. for

C.C. at

D.D. in

A．People are tired of watching TV nowadays.

B．Baseball games attract more people than films do.

C．There aren't any films worth seeing in local theaters.

D．The woman is rather hard to please.

Our schools, according to the passage, _______________.

A．are providing proper conditions for good writing

B．should not stress writing speed on a test

C．should give essay tests rather than multiple-choice tests

D．teach good writing primarily through reading

A. Second, small cars, rather than huge gas-gulpers, are winning sales. B. In this way, more and more people are beginning to treasure the limited energy supply in their daily life. C. First, public transportation is brought into renewed popularity. D. Many people ride buses and forming car pools while some larger cities putting new push behind efforts to develop rapid-transit systems. E. Indeed, the diversity of trip mode provides us with a more convenient and environment-friendly world. F. The mode of travel has been changing among young people.

A、F D C B A E

B、F C D A B E

C、E D C B A F

D、E C D A B F

A strength, toughness, plasticity, conductivity and so on

B shaping and treating operations

C depriving, purification, admixture and manufacture

D the ability to bend rather than break under a sudden blow

E chemical metallurgy and physical metallurgy

F melting and refining furnace

The art of metallurgy consists of ______.

We can infer from the passage that a typical British local government______.

A．is totally free from interference of the central government

B．distributes powers among its numerous branches

C．consists of limited sub-level sections with rather centralized power

D．is more powerful than before

A、Some families will now spend their Sundays shopping rather than going to church or they will combine the two activities.

B、British people like to visit or entertain their friends or relatives during their leisure time.

C、British people love to do gardening on their property during their leisure time.

D、A lot of British people love to spend their leisure time gambling.

E、Many British people will go to attend the Hockey activities or watch the Hockey games.

F、A large number of British people like to go to watch NBA games in the stadium.

What was true of many employers before the Industry Revolution？

A．They did not employ any female workers in factories.

B．They tended to employ single rather than married women.

C．They employed women in only those jobs that were related to women's traditional household.

D．They resisted technological innovations that would radically change women's roles.

听力原文：M Carol, hello - I gather you wanted to speak to me.

F Oh yes, George, thanks for calling, It's about the recruitment we need to do.

M OK

F There'll be a lot more to do with the new contract, meaning export sales are going to rise, but we've got to make sure we attract the right kind of people. So when you draw up the copy for the advertisement, will you put in something about their needing to be strong in communication skills rather than just languages, which don't necessarily guarantee what we want？

M Sure.

F And I think we'll need to make the interviews effective. We ought to test them in some way, and getting them to give a presentation nothing very complicated - will achieve that, I think. Now, once they've been selected, it'll be down to the quality of the training they get. Rather than overloading Personnel, I've asked the Sales Director to put together a programme.

M That makes sense. I'll get started on the ad.

&8226;Look at the notes below.

&8226;You will hear a woman telephoning about a recruitment drive.

&8226;star？ needed due to growth in (9).............................

&8226;advertising to demand good (10)..............................

&8226;interview to include a (11)................................. from candidates

&8226;training, programme to be designed by (12)...........................

听力原文：M: It says hare the next train is due in at 7:50.

F: I know, but I don't know whether I can make that one. I'd rather call you from the station than have you waiting around for an hour.

Q: What does the woman imply？

(15)

A．She asks the man to wait for her at the train station.

B．She will call the man when she arrives at the station.

C．She and the man will take the 7:50 train.

D．She is sorry for keeping the man waiting for her for an hour.