Ⅰ.单句语法填空 1．What made me embarrassed was that my son didn’t behave (he)． 2．The audience reacts positively to the practice that traditional elements are integrated_____ modern films. 3．The geophysicist remains deeply pessimistic the environmental protection issue. 4．I applied for a job as a mechanic in a famous local enterprise，but I (reject)． 5．The criminal tried to slip the note him while the policeman wasn’t looking. 6．I sincerely made an apology my gentle teacher and she finally forgave me. 7．No sooner had the kids in the kindergarten entered the room the bell rang. 8．The athlete had to contest a very strong opponent for the championship，so she was somewhat nervous. 9．I approve of the opinion that greater government (intervene) in business would represent a step backwards. 10． the circumstances，it seemed better to tell him about the accident in a cautious tone. Ⅱ.选词填空 1．As far as I am concerned，a wide vocabulary how much you have read. 2．We are negotiating with each other about how to deal with those devices which are . 3． your notes is a taboo when you deliver a speech in public. 4．The knowledgeable expert swimming in his spare time. 5．We are pessimistic about his future because what he says never what he does. Ⅲ.完成句子(话题写作之汉语热) 1．With the improvement of China’s international status，more and more people . 随着中国国际地位的提高，越来越多的人倾向于学习汉语。 2．For one thing，foreigners should speak fluent Chinese adapting to living in China. 一方面，外国人应该说流利的中文，以适应在中国生活。 3．For another，learning Chinese can significantly . 另一方面，学习汉语可以大大拓宽他们的视野。 4．However， ，some people find it difficult to learn Chinese. 但是，鉴于汉语内容丰富，一些人认为学汉语有困难。 5．It is and carry forward fine traditional culture. 年轻人应该学好汉语并弘扬优秀传统文化。 Ⅳ.阅读理解 The British may be made fun of for their weather-related small talk，but a recent study suggests that just four minutes of chatting can reveal aspects of our personality and influence subsequent social interactions. Researchers divided 338 participants into two groups before meeting in person and asked each participant to complete a personality and IQ test.Within each group，participants were paired and either conversed by text for 4 minutes or had no contact with their partner.Participants were then required to infer aspects of their partner’s personality and predict whether they would act cooperatively or selfishly in two money-based strategy games. The results showed that those who chatted scored higher in predicting their partners’ IQ and personality test responses，but were also more likely to project their own personality characteristics on to their partners.“Our research suggests that in just a few minutes of small talk，we begin to form a mental model of the person we’re talking to，” says Professor Sgroi. Participants then met and played with their conversation partner or，in the case of ... ...
