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The wreckage of the exploded car ______ the traffic.

She admired the director to such an extent that she took his words ______ as oracles.

The wind ______ the clouds and the sun was again visible.

It was courageous enough for Galileo to ______ the falling object theory developed by Aristotle, the authoritative Greek scientist.

The chancellor ______ the fact that he was the centre of criticism and stuck to his reforms.

The ______ of Confucius built the temple in memory of their ancestor.

The end ______ the means. This saying implies even a wrong or unfair method may be allowed if the result or purpose of the action is good.

His ______ personality provides good material for critics.

On no account ______ to anyone who works in the company.

Their room was on the third floor, its window ______ the sports ground.

“Do you think ______ I should attend the lecture?” she asked me.

There was a traffic jam, but she ______ get to the destination in time.

Word had come from the manager ______ a new transaction would be concluded.

Calculations which are astronomically exact have been made ______ with the use of computers.

The results were to ______ yesterday, but we have heard nothing.

Did he tell you what ______ if he had chance?

The man denied ______ any thing at the supermarket when he was questioned by the police.

Jim knows little of mathematics, ______of chemistry.

Directions: Write a composition of no less than 150 words under the title of “Traffic Jam”. You should base your composition on the following outline (given in Chinese).1. 在现代社会，城市交通问题变得越来越严重；2. 城市交通问题的表现以及解决的办法与措施。

(1) Stan Belin (斯坦•贝林) was born in the 1930s to an urban family locked in the grip of the Great Depression. His was a fractured family, one in which his parents fought constantly. I lived with a feeling of impending doom, he says. This fear drove him to be a model child.Stan has a vivid memory of once leaning against a bridge railing as a boy and gazing at a handsome party boat passing below. He could see people on deck enjoying their outing. (2) It was a scene of comfort and luxury he could hardly have imagined. That mental picture influenced the boy’s idea of success. His goals became money, power, and prestige.Stan did well in school. He found his greatest academic success in his science courses. But he lacked the confidence to pursue a medical career and turned to dentistry as a quicker route to his life’s goals.(3) He married a young woman he had known since high school, and for over 20 years Stan and Jane lived a life that many people would envy. His reputation spread, the money started rolling in and he was appointed to a prestigious position by his state government. Two healthy children were born.(4) The family had a magnificent house, expensive automobiles and took exotic vacations.The crowning touch for Stan came when he bought a luxury yacht and sailed to the bridge where, as a child, he had first glimpsed what he hoped would be his future. “I told Jane the story,” he says. (5) “As I spoke, I realized that something was all wrong. I possessed everything I had ever dreamed of, but I felt very sad and hopeless. What was worse, I knew it would never change.”Then in the early 1980s, a doctor friend invited Stan to dinner. The friend said he had been using cocaine as an antidepressant. He described it as a marvelous no addictive drug. Stan decided the drug might be just right for his own depression.

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