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We’ll be very careful and keep what you’ve told us strictly（）.

The manager needs an assistant that he can （）to take care of problems in his absence.

We are doing this work in the （）of reforms in the economic, social and cultural sphere

What you say now is not （）with what you said last week.

E-mail is a convenient, highly democratic informal medium for conveying messages that （）well to human needs.

This hotel （）$50 for a single room with bath.

I （）the packages up before taking them to the post office.

After his wife's death, he was on the verge of a （）.

If you （）through a book or magazine, you look through it in a casual way.

While a full understanding of what causes the disease may be several years away, （）leading to a successful treatment could come sooner.

Now a paper in Science argues that organic chemicals in the rock come mostly from （）on earth rather than bacteria on Mars.

In education there should be a good （）among the branches of knowledge that contribute to effective thinking and wise judgment.

He quickly （）a large fortune.

Convenient foods which are already prepared for cooking are （）in grocery stores.

Directions: For this part, you are required to write a composition on the topic: “Overseas Studying”. You should write at least 150 words and you should base your composition on the outline below.1. 目前国内的出国留学热很普遍2. 造成这种现象的原因及不同人对此的看法3. 我的观点

Translate the following short Chinese passage into English, which should be written on your Answer Sheet.人们常说，做一名旅游者是“现代体验”的特征之一。“从不出游”就和没有轿车或高级住宅一样寒酸。在现代社会中，旅行是一种地位的标志，也被视为保持身体健康之必需。因此，旅游从业人员的任务就是根据旅游者的阶层和总期望值来迎合他们的需要和兴趣。

Translate the following short English passages into Chinese, which should be written on your Answer Sheet.Many people have been deeply influenced by these kinds of pronouncements, and have gradually begun to change their way of life as a result. They are exercising more, have given up or cut down smoking, and have also begun to eat more healthily.On the one hand, doctors warn that eating too much meat is a cause of heart disease and high blood pressure, and on the other say that eating vegetables and fruit helps to sustain health. Many people have given up meat as a matter of principle. Some believe that it is wrong to kill living things, or believe that because raising animals needs more land than growing vegetable crops, it is a waste of the world's scarce resources to eat meat.

The common experience of having a name or word on the tip of the tongue seems related to specific perceptual attributes. In particular, people who report the tip-of-the-tongue feeling tend to identify the word's first letter and number of syllables with an accuracy that far exceeds mere guessing. There is evidence that the mind may encode data about when information was learned and about how often it has been experienced. Some memories seem to embrace spatial information; e.g., one remembers a particular news item to be on the lower right-hand side of the front page of a newspaper. Research indicates that the rate of forgetting varies for different attributes. For example, memories in which auditory attributes seem dominant tend to be more rapidly forgotten than those with minimal acoustic characteristics.If a designated (target) memory consists of a collection of attributes, its recall or retrieval should be enhanced by any cue that indicates one of the attributes. For example, on failing to recall the term horse (included in a list they have just seen), people may be asked if an associated term (say, barn or zebra) helps them recall the word. While some additional recall has been observed with this kind of help, failures are common even with ostensibly relevant cues. Though it is possible that the cues frequently are appropriate, nevertheless, if words were not learned (encoded or stored) with accompanying attributes, cuing of any kinds should be ineffective.1.With which of the following statements would the author be most likely to agree?2.It can be concluded from the passage that all encoded words are （）.3.What does the passage mainly discuss?4.Which of the following does the author mention as a cause for forgetting?5.Which is not mentioned as a tendency among people who encounter tip-of-the-tongue experience?

The University Health Service is an outpatient facility which provides primary health care to the university community. The Health Service personnel includes a family practice physician, two nurse practitioners and a medical secretary. The nurse practitioners have responsibility to provide the health care to the students, and to obtain physician consultation as needed. Services include chronic, acute, and routine medical care, laboratory tests, allergy injections, physical examinations, and counseling and health education. Referrals are made to nearby specialists when necessary. For examination purposes, blood is drawn on premises and sent to a local lab. Laboratory tests such as urinalysis and microscopic examinations may be done on premises at no charge. Referrals are made to a nearby facility for x-rays. Medicines are given as available. Prescriptions can be filled at one of the local pharmacies.1.Which of the following is not performed at the facilities of the University Health service?2.What is the main purpose of the passage?3.The paragraph immediately following the passage probably discusses（） .4.Which of the following best describes the tone of the passage?5.Most of the primary health care is provided by（）.

Before the Nobel Prize in literature was awarded to John Steinbeck in 1962, only five Americans had been previously thus honored, the most recent being Ernest Hemingway in 1954 and William Faulkner in 1949. Steinbeck had been considered on those occasions and also in 1945. As the honor is by far the greatest any writer can receive, Steinbeck was elated. The feeling of elation was tempered slightly, however, by the observation expressed by Steinbeck in 1956，that recipients of the Nobel Prize seldom write anything of value afterwards. He cited Hemingway and Faulkner as examples, minimizing the point that by the time of their selection most writers had already written their best work. At the age of sixty, when he received the awards himself, Steinbeck wrote to a friend that he would not have accepted the award had he not believed that he would continue to write well, that he 4*could beat the rap' Like his contemporaries, and others as well, however, he did not.There was no expectation or need that the writer does so, for Steinbeck had long before made his mark in modern American literature.1.In what year was Steinbeck sixty years old?2.According to the passage, Steinbeck wrote his best work （）.3.Before 1949, how many Americans had received the Nobel Prize for literature?4.In the second paragraph, the phrase "does so” refers to （）. 5.What is the author’s attitude toward John Steinbeck?

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