（英語（502100分Part Thereareten pletesentencesinthispart.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatbestcompletesthesentence.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Everynt,animal,andhumanbeingneedswaterto B.C. D.It commoncetothinkofsportasa“leisureindustry” B. C. D. Changesinclimate slowlythroughthemake B.takeC.keep D.setScientistscanpredictregions newspeciesaremostlikelytobe B.C. D. andnaturallanguagewhenyouwrite al B.C. D.Radiostodayseldomneed ortheattentionofato B.C. D.tohaveItisagreatpityfor tobeanyquarrelintheschoolboard B.C. D.Magicians usetechniquesfromscienceandtheartstodeceivethemindand B.C. D.TogetthebestviewofSydneyHarbour,takeaSydneySeaneflight theHarbourBondi B.C. D.Chocolatemanufacturersblendmanytypesofbeanstoyield andcolordesiredinthefinalproduct.the B.thethe D.thePart Inthisparttherearethreepassagesandoneannouncement,eachfollowedbyfivequestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthem,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Questions11-15arebasedonthefollowingJessicaBucknamshouts“tiao!”(tee-ow)andher-gradestudents“Dun!”(doo-wen)shecommands,andtheycrouch(蹲).Theygiggle(吃吃地笑)asthecommandskeepcominginMandarin.Halfofthe340studentsattheK-5schoolareenrolledintheprogram.Theycancontinuestudyinginmiddleandhighschools.Thegoal:tospeaklikenatives.About24,000Americanstudentsarecurrentlylearning.Mostareinhighschoos.Butthenumberofyoungerstudentsisgrowinginresponseto’semergenceasaglobal“has eastrongpartneroftheUnitedStates,”saysMaryPatterson,Woodstock’sprincipa.“Childrenwholearnatayoungagewillhavemoreoppoutunitiesforjobsinthefuture.”IsabelWeiss,9,isn’tthinkingaboutthefuture.Shethinkslearningisfun.“whenyouherpeoplespeakingin,youknowwhatthey’resaying,”shesays.“Andtheydon’tknowthatyouknow.”Whatdothe-gradestudentsseemtobenginthefirstTheyarelearninghowto B.TheyarelearninghowtoC.Theyarelearninghowto D.TheyarelearningThepurposeoftheprogramforJessica’sstudentsisto enablethemtolearnhowtogetthemenrolledinthelanguagehelpthemtospeakhowtocontinueenrollingmorestudentstolearnInresponsetothefactthat ,moreAmericanstudentsarelearningtheUnitedStatesistheonlysuperpowerintheinternationaltrading ingpartnershipisencouragingbusinessandisemergingasanewsuperpowerintheworldWhydomoreandmoreyoungstudentsallychoosetolearnintheUnitedTheywillhavemorejobopportunitiesintheTheyaremoreinterestedintheinternationalTheywillvisitforfurtherTheyarecuriousaboutthecorporateIsabelWeisshasalsochosento because shewantsabrightershefindsitfuntolearntheshelikestodobusinessinshewatchespeoplespeaktheQuestions16-20arebasedonthefollowingTheNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)hasannouncednstoreturnpeopletothemoonby2018.“Andthistime,”accordingtoaNASApressrelease,“we’regoingtoNASAwantstomakeanewspaceshipforthemissionsusingpartsfromtheApolloprogram,whichfirsttookpeopletothemoonin1969,andthespaceshuttle.NASAsaysthenewCrewExplorationVehicle(CEV)willbe“affordable,reliable,andsage.”TheCEVwillbeabletoholdfourastronauts.ThenistohavetheCEVdock(對接)inspacewiththelunarlanderthevehicleastronautswillusetolandonthemoonwhichwillbelaunchedseparayintospace.TheCEVwillthentraveltothemoonandallfourastronautswillwalkonthemoon.Thefirstmoonmissionsareexpectedtolastuptosevendays.Explorationandconstructionofamoonbasewillbetheastronauts’toppriorities(最優先考慮的事).NASAhopestohaveaminimumoftwomoonmissionsayearstatingin2018.Thiswillallowforquickmoonbaseconstruction,constantscientificstudy,andtrainingforfuturemissionstoMars.WhatisnewinNASA’sntoreturntothemoonbyPeoplewilllandandremainontheEquipmentwillbecarriedandinstalledMoreCEVswillbemadeAspecialdevicewillbeusedinHowwillNASAmakeitsnewItwillbaseitsdesignonthatoftheApolloItwillusepartsonlyfromtheApolloItwillmakeuseoftheApolloprogramandthespaceItwilldevelopnewdesignsandmakenewHowwillCEVandthemoonlanderbeTheywillbelaunchedseparaCEVwilldockwiththemoonTheywillbelaunchedThemoonlanderwillholdfourWhatwillbetheastronauts’topEnteringtheorbitandlandingontheLandingandwalkingonthemoonExplorationandresearchesintothemoonExplorationandconstructionofamoonThereasonwhyNASAhopestocarryoutatleasttwomoonmissionsayearstatingin2018isto ensurethemoontravelingandthemoonbasespeedupthemoonbaseconstructionandotherguaranteethequalityoftheresearchers’scientificsetupnewtraininglaboratoriesforfuturemissionstoQuestions21-25arebasedonthefollowingAttheendoftheU.S.CivilWar,about4millionslaveswered.Now,peoplearoundtheworldcanhearsomeoftheformerslaves’storiesforthefirsttimeever,astoldintheirown“Thatwasinslaverytime,”saysSmithinoneinterview.“Theysoldthecoloredpeople.AndtheywerebringingthemfromAfrica.TheybroughtmefromAfrica.Iwasachild.”TheLibraryofCongressreleasedthecollectionofrecordings,VoicesfromtheDaysofSlavery,inJanuary.Therecordingsweremadebetween1932and1975.Speakingatleast60yearsaftertheiremancipation(解放),thestrorylersdiscusstheirexperiencesasslaves.Theyalsolabouttheirlivesasmenandwomen.IsomMoseleywasjustabyatthetimeofemancipation,butherecallsthatthingswereslowtochange.“Itwasayearbeforethefolksknowedtheywas,”hesays.MichaelTaft,theheadofthelibrary’sarchiveoffolkculture,saystherecordingsrevealsomethingthatwrittenstoriescannot.“Thepowerofhearingsomeonespeakissomuchgreaterthanreadingsomethingfromthepage,”Taftsays.“It’showsomethingissaidthedialect,thelowpitches,thepausesthathelpslthestory.”Whatisnewabouttheslaves’Theyaretoldintheslaves’ownPeopletravelaroundtheworldtohearColoredpeoplewereTheyhappenedintheslaveryWhatisthetitleofthecollectionofTheEndoftheU.S.CivilTheLibraryofVoicesfromtheDaysofTheRecordingsofWrittenHowmanyyearsdidittaketocompletethecollectionof26 B.33C.44 D.57WhatdothestorylerslusHowtheywerebroughttotheUnitedStatesfromThereleaseofthecollectionofWhathappened60yearsaftertheirTheirexperiencesasslavesandtheirlivesasmenandTherecordingsdifferfromwrittenstoriesinthat thelersandtheernmentarecontributingthedialect,thelowpitches,andthepausesaremorethehearingandreadingbothhelplthethepowerofwatchingsomeonewriteismoreTHESOCIETYFORTakesPleasureinAnnouncingSTUDENTTHESOCIETYFORTakesPleasureinAnnouncingSTUDENTAWARDOUTSTANDINGWhichwillbeawardedtostudentresearchersWhohaveshownoutstandingachievementinbiomaterialresearchApplicationsmaybemadeinoneofthefollowingHospitalintern（實習醫生）residentorclinicalUndergraduate,MasterorHealthSciencedegreePh.D.degreecandidateorRecipientwillpresenttheirpaperattheSocietyforBiomaterialsmeetinginClemson,SouthCarolina,andbetheguestoftheSocietyduringitsmeeting,April28toMay1,2007.EachrecipientwillTravelandlivingexpensesuptoofRegistrationfortheScientificTicketstoallofficial PublicationintheTransactionsoftheSocietyfor PublicationofpaperinJournalofBiomedicalMaterialsRecipientwillbeselectedonthebasisofsubmittedpaperswhichmustbereceivedalongwithcompletedapplicationformsnolaterthanNovember30,2006.Forapplication,writetoSocietyforc/oRobertA.James,DoctorofDentalScienceLomaLindaUniversitySDLomaLinda,CaliforniaInordertobechosen,applicantsmustsendin beforeNov.30,theirpapersandapplicationtheirpapersanddegreetheirapplicationformsandtheirapplicationsandThenumber92354isthe ofLomaLindaUniversityfax B.phoneC.zip D.streetThequalificationsfortheapplicationfortheawardincludeallofthefollowingEXCEPT hospitalinterns,residentorclinicalundergraduates,mastersorHealthSciencedegreedoctorialdegreecandidatesorPh.DsupervisorsorformerstudentawardJournalofBiomaterialsResearchwillpublish ofthepaperoftheapplicantthepresentedpaperoftheapplicant andpaperoftheapplicanttheapplicationformandpaperoftheItcanbeinferredthatthecriterion/criteriafortheselectionofqualifiedcandidates thequalificationofthethequalityoftheapplicants’thenumberofthepapers ofthepapersPart Therearetenblanksinthefollowingpassage.Foreachnumberedblank,therearechoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkyouranswerontheANSWERwithasinglelinethroughtheThehobbyofcollectingautographs（親筆簽名）iscalledphilography,fromaGreekwordmeaningloveofwriting.People31manykindsofautographs.Somecollectsignaturesorotherhandwrittenmaterialsofauthors,composers,moviestars,orsportsheroes.Othersfocusoncertain32suchasthesigningoftheDeclarationofIndependence,aialelection,orthespaceprogram.33collectorstrytoacquireacompletesetofautographsofNovelPrizewinnersorAcademyAwardwinners.Collectorsmayrequestautographs34celebritieseitherinorbyletter.Mostbeginningautographcollectorsdonothavetheknowledgetodetermine35anautographisgenuine（真實的）.Theymaymistakeotherkindsofsignaturesfor36handwrittensignatures.Forexample,somepeoplehavesecretarieswhosightheirmail.Someindividualssendoutmass-producedlettersorsignedphotographstocollectorswho37theirautographs.ManyfamouspeoplesueamechanicaldevicecalledanAutopentosignautographs.The38cansign3,000signaturesineighthours.TheonlywaytorecognizeanAutopenautographistocomparetwoofthem.AllAutopenautographsare39,butnotwohandwrittenautographsare4031.A.B.C.D.32.A.B.C.D.33.A.B.C.D.34.A,B.C.D.35.A.B.C.D.36.A.B.C.D.37.A.B.C.D.38.A.B.C.D.39.A.B.C.D.40.A.B.C.D.Part Inthispart,therearetenshort pletedialoguesbetweentwospeakers,eachfollwedbyfourchoicesmarkedA,B,C,andD.Choosetheonethatmostappropriaysuitstheconversationalcontextandbestcompletesthedialogue.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEETwithasinglelinethroughthecenter.Steve:Hi,mynameisSteve.It’snicetomeetyou.Jack:I’mJack. MynameisJack,youHowareyou,It’spleasuretomeetyou,Jill:Hi,Jane,thisisJill.Doyouhaveti