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D.PartIICloze完形填空（20120分Inanoldtownlivedamerchant.Heearnedhugeprofitsbyfairmeansandfoul惡劣的).Withmoreprofitsflowingin,hebecamemoreandmore21.Hecomplainedwhenhiswifewantedmoneyto22thehome.Hecriticizedherwhensheprepared23dishesorboughtexpensiveclothes.“Moneydoesn’tgrowontrees.”he24hischildrenwhentheyaskedformoneytobuybooksandnewdresses.Whenhissisters,brothersandcousinscametoaskfor25,hedrovethemaway.26hegrewricher,hebecamemoremiserly(吝嗇的).He27thethemaidandthegardener.“No.whowillpaythem?Allofusmustsharetheworkandthusavoid28ofmoney.”hetoldhiswifeandchildren.“Whatwillyoudowithallthismoney?”theyButhedrovethemaway,29,“Iwilldo30Ilikewithmymoney.IearnIwillsaveit.Iwillbecometherichestmaninthetown.WaitandIt31himmanyyearstobecometherichestmanintown.Butnonehadagoodwordtosayabouthim.Thepeoplelaughedathim,“MoneyBag.”Theynamedhim“KingThemerchantbecameworrieddaybyday32hisbadname.Howcouldhegetagoodname?Hefinallywenttoanelderand33advice.“ShallIopenacharitable(慈善的)hospital?34aschoolforthechildrenofpoor?Openachainofpoorhomes?”he“Notabadidea.Infact,Iwouldnormallyhaverecommendedsuchkindofcharity.Butitwillcostalotofmoney,”theelder35out.“Iamreadytospendsomemoneytowinnameand36,”themerchantreplied.“Howcanyoueventhinkofhelpingstrangers?Shouldyounotattendtothe37yournearanddearonesfirst?Can’tyouseeyourwifeandchildrengoingaround38poorclothes?Howhungrytheylook?Dotheyhaveevenenoughfoodeveryday?Listen.Doyour39toyourfamily,first.Helpyourbrothersandsistersandothermembersofthefamilywhoarepoor.Openinghospitalsforthepoororschoolsforthechildrenofthepoormustcome40.Charitybeginsathome.”sayingthis,thewisemansentthemerchant21．A. 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D.21-25. 31-35 36-40PartIIIReadingComprehension（82.520分Passage1:Questions41to44arebasedonthefollowingTheinterviewisanimportanteventinthejob-huntingprocess,becausethe20or30minutesyouspendwiththeinterviewermaydeterminewhetherornotyougettheparticularjobyouwant.Therefore,itisimportanttorememberthatourobjectiveduringtheinterviewmaydifferfromtheobjectiveofthepotentialemployer.Youwanttomakeyourselfstandoutasawholepersonwhohaspersonalstrengths,iswellqualified,andshouldbeconsideredtherightpersonforthejob.Itisencouragingtoknowthattheinterviewer’staskisnotembarrassyouortotripyouup,buttohiretherightpersonfortheRemember,jobhuntingisverycompetitive.Anythingyoucandotoenhanceyourinterviewtechniqueswillbetoyouradvantage.Thefollowingsuggestionsmayhelpyoulandthemostimportantjob.Yourgoalinthisinterviewistomakesureyourgoodpointsgetacross.Theinterviewerwon’tknowthemunlessyoupointthemout,sotrytodothisinafactualandsinceremanner.Donotmakeslighting（輕蔑的）referencestoformeremployersorprofessors.Ifhavebeenfiredfromajobandtheinterviewerasksaboutit,befrankinyourShowtheinterviewerthatyouareinterestedinthecompanybyaskingrelevantquestions.Askaboutresponsibilities,workingconditions,promotionopportunitiesandfringebenefits（附加福利）ofthejobyouareinterviewingIfatsomepointyoudecidetheinterviewisnotgoingwell,donotletyourdiscouragementshow.Youhavenothingtolosebycontinuingashowofconfidence,andyoumayhavemuchtogain.Itmaybereal,oritmaybeatesttoseehowyoureacttoadverseSomeinterviewersmaybringupsalaryearlyintheinterview.Atthistime,youmayindicatethatyouaremoreinterestedinajobwhereyoucanproveyourselfthanaspecificsalary.Thispolitelypassesthequestionbacktotheinterviewer.Iftheinterviewercontinuestopress,givehimarangeorsuggestthegoingrateforaparticularjob.Ifpossible,youshouldnegotiateforsalaryafteryouhavebeenofferedajobandwhenyouarereadytocompletetheTogetthejobyouwant,duringtheinterviewyoushould avoidtheinterviewer’squestionsthataredesignedtotripyourememberthatyouarethebestqualifiedmakeyourselfstandoutastherightpersonforthekeepinmindthatitdetermineswhetherornotyougettheparticularjobyouIfyoudidnotgetalongwithyourformeremployer, shouldtelltheinterviewershouldnotspeakillofshouldrefertohiminacasualshouldnevermentionWhenyoufindtheinterviewisnotgoingwellyou keepupyourbringittoanendassoonastellyourinterviewerhowyoureacttoadversetellyourselfyouhavemuchtogainandnothingtoThebesttimetodiscussyoursalary whenyouhavebeenofferedtheattheendoftheafteryouhavecompletedthewhentheinterviewbringsthismatterPassage2:Questions45to48arebasedonthefollowingWhentheUnitedStatesCongresscreatedYellowstoneNationalParkin1872,thegoalwastosetasideaplacewhereAmericanscouldenjoythebeautyofnatureforyearstocome.Now,142yearslater,therearehundredsofnationalparksacrossthecountry,andtechnologyischangingthewaypeopleexperiencethem.Shouldparkvisitorsbeabletousecellphones,orshouldtheiruseberestricted?“Connectivitypresentsarealchallengetoallofus.”AlNashsays.HeisapublicaffairsofficeratYellowstoneNationalPark.HesayscellphoneserviceatYellowstoneisavailableinpartsoftheparkwithstoresandcampgrounds.Thismakesiteasyforvisitorstosharephotosoftheirtriponsocialnetworkingsitesandtostayintouchwithfriendsandfamilymembers.Ifaparkvisitorishurtorindanger,cellphonesmakeiteasiertogethelp.Somesaytheabilitytodownloadapplicationsthatprovideinformationaboutplantsandanimalsintheparkcanenrichavisitor’sexperience.Otherssaycellphonesdisturbpeople’senjoymentofournationalparks.Intheirview,cellphonetowersareaneyesore,andthey’dratherhearthesoundofbirdsthantheringofanincomingcall.Canyouimaginelookingoutapeacefullakeorfieldofgrassonlytobedisturbedbyapersonshoutingintotheirphone,“Canyouhearmenow?”NashsaysYellowstonetriestostrikeabalance.“Ultimately,ourjobistoletvisitorsunderstandandenjoynaturebetterwhileprotectingwhatpeoplefindspecialaboutYellowstone,andoneofthosethingsthat’sspecialistheabilitytogetawayfromthehustleandbustle(喧囂)ofone’sdailylife.”WhichofthefollowingisthebesttitlefortheWhichU.S.NationalParkHastheMostShouldNationalParksAllowtheUseofCellWhatDidYellowstoneDotoEnrichParkVisitors’CanTechnologyTransformtheWayPeopleExperienceNature?46．Nationalparkswereestablished toshowrespecttoformertoraise