1、.第八單元CBCDA CCBBA 11: incurable 1215：ABCA BDACD DACBD ACBBA31 bat 2.briskly 3. available 4. discourage 5. heal 6.spreading 7.share 8. perfectly 9.infection 10.prescribed3236：CDBCD第七單元DCADBDBABABCCDBAADBDCCDACBADBDOnline auctions are probably _ the most accessible, quickest and easiest means of buying

2、 what you want from the comfort of your home. Buying products from online auctions provides _ people with the most convenient way of shopping for a huge variety _ of items.To make a purchase from an online auction, you need to register at a particular_ site before you start bidding on any items. Che

3、ck the reviews and feedback of the seller before you place a bid. From this information you can predict_ if the item will meet your expectations _ and if the shipping process will be satisfactory.After _ you are comfortable with the sellers reputation, you can go ahead and put in a bid. To make sure

4、 you get good value for your money, set a price limit for yourself so that the item you buy doesnt cost _ more than it should, taking _ into consideration your time and effort.You get better access _to the stuff you want to purchase with online auctions. If you keep in mind some basic precautions, s

5、hopping can become convenient.CBCBD第六單元BDBBACDCBCCCBDCABACDCCDBDADADAIts original _ name was the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD). Set up in 1944, it was charged with driving post-World War II reconstruction. Today, the World Bank Group has 185 member _ countries and is r

6、esponsible for promoting economic development and reducing poverty. Since its inception, the World Bank has lent and given grants and credits worth _ $400bn. Its money is spent on specific projects such as motorways and dams. Another arm of the bank, the International Development Association, focuse

7、s _ on the world's poorest nations. Other topics on the World Bank's agenda include the reduction of corruption and the promotion of education and healthcare. What does the World Bank president do? Think of him as a company chief _ executive. He is responsible for the day-to-day running _ of

8、 the organization, overseeing the bank's six regions and managing global operations. As top dog, the president ensures _ the smooth running of the World Bank, making sure that everyone in the organization knows its direction and priorities. The president also liaises with world leaders to look a

9、t ways of cutting poverty and improving social and economic conditions _ in member states. But he is forbidden by the bank's charter from taking a political stance. As well as operational responsibilities, a bank president has a key role _ as a representative of the world's poorest people. T

10、hrough lobbying and speeches, the president is able to draw attention _ to the problems faced by developing nations such as unfair trade conditions and crippling debt repayments. In short, the president is responsible for the strategy and flavor of the World Bank. 32.A People usually have fewer frie

11、nds than they think. 33.B. Friends are usually interdependent. 34.B. There is usually a special occasion for it. 35.D36.A Friends and Friendship.第五單元BDDCADBCBDCABDADCCBCABCCADBCBCHow to succeed at a job interview? The interview can be the easiest part of getting that dream job. With these simple tip

12、s and tricks, you can rest  assured _ that your interview will be a success. First of all, put yourself in the interviewers shoes. This can help relax you by giving you a  sense _ of awareness, thus making you more comfortable. Secondly, youd be prepared. Research the company so

13、that you can understand what the company is looking for in an employee. This  simple_ step can give you an idea of what questions you can expect and make answering those questions almost second nature. Thirdly, focus on your strength. The company already feels that you have the experience to &#

14、160;handle_ the job. Highlight the positives of your past experience. Dont let gaps in employment be the main  focus _ of your interview. Besides, listen attentively. Listen to the questions that are  posed _ to you. Believe it or not, asking questions makes you seem more interes

15、ted in the position by making you sound  eager _ to learn what the companys expectations are. Last but not the least, mind your body language. Smile, keep eye contact and maintain a  relaxed _ posture. This shows the interviewer that you are comfortable with your  previ

16、ous _ work experience, and gives a sense of self. Interviewer find this  impressive_.A BCAD第三單元DCCBDABCCABDACACBABDACDBCADCBD   The rent is  payable _ monthly in one lump sum, before the tenth day of each month. If Party B has not paid the rent by the tenth day, a  penalty _

17、 of 0.5% of the rent will be charged per day. If the rent has not been paid within 30 days, Party A has the  automatic _ right to eject Party B from the leased property,  according _ to clause 5.2 of this Agreement.3.      The rent cant be  increased _ during

18、the term of this Tenancy Agreement.   On  signing _ this Tenancy Agreement, Party B must pay to Party A two months' rental as a deposit,  totaling _ USD 1100. On completion of the tenancy period, if Party B doesn't wish to extend the lease and has paid all charges, Party

19、A must return the  deposit _ in full to Party B within 7 working days (excluding interest).2.      If Party B  stops _ the Tenancy Agreement before the date of expiry, Party A is not  required _ to return the said deposit. AABD D.  the origin of the

20、continental drift theory第四單元BBCBCC D.  In a post office AD C.  dismissed CDBBDACAADCBDCAADCADNo matter what business youre in, the odds are that you spend  at least _ some time in appointments. Your appointments may be big group meetings, one-on-ones, or even job &

21、#160;interviews _. You may even be skipping the face-to-face aspect of meeting and be taking conference calls or using Skype. No matter what type of meeting youve scheduled, though, the following  tips _ can help you improve your setting skills: First of all, set agendas ahead of time. Secondly

22、, offer time and date options for  appointments _. Thirdly, avoid fancy  software _ applications. Fourthly, make sure you really need a meeting. Fifthly,  minimize _ travel time. Sixthly, Schedule time for both preparation and  debriefing _. Seventhly, separate  personal _ a

23、nd business appointments. Eighthly, keep your appointment schedulers up to date. Ninthly, limit invitees. Finally, confirm everything!  Confirm _ when and where the meeting is, what the agenda covers, even how to get there. All you really need is a  brief _ email a day or two before the ap

24、pointment that outlines the appointment and ask for a simple yes in response if everything is correctCDBDC 第二單元CBCDDABBBADCADCCBAACDDCBACCAADIts easier than you think to ride NJ Transit trains. Buy your ticket or  pass _ at Ticket Office or Ticket Vending Machines. You may determine your t

25、rain  track _ by checking the departure board or TV monitors. For your  safety _, you should stand behind the yellow line while waiting for your train to arrive. Please wait until the train has come to a completestop before attempting to  board _ or get off. There is a space between t

26、he train and the platform. If you need assistance, please ask a train  crew _ member for help. Riding a bus is another convenient option. Its best to arrive at your bus stop at least five minutes before your bus is  due _. When you board, deposit the  required _ bus fare. Many local b

27、uses require  exact _ change in coins or $1 bills. When the bus approaches your stop,  alert _the bus driver by pressing the signal tape above and between the side windows. Gather your personal items and wait for the bus to stop  completely _ before getting off. BCDCB第一單元BDADCCBACADAB

28、DCDABCABDCABCCDACComing to Dubai, the second  largest_ city of the United Arab Emirates you will find no dearth (缺乏) of Hotels in Dubai in UAE. The Burj Al Arab Hotel is one of the best 5 Star Hotels in Dubai in UAE.  Designed _ by Tom Wright this iconic building resembles the sail of an Arabian vessel 'dhow, which stands  proudly_ on a man-made island some 280 meters offshore, linked to the mainland by a