简答题Albert Einstein, one the worlds geniuses, failed in his university entrance examination on his first attempt. William Faulkner, one of America's noted writers, never finished college because he could not pass his English courses. Sir Winston Churchill, who is considered one of the masters of the English language, had to have special tutoring in English during elementary school. A、Celebrities are not necessarily good at school work. B、Whether to go to school or not can't decide your future career. C、Many famous people were not good students. D、Failure in school doesn’t always predict failure in life.简答题Test B Self-disclosure is a special type of conversation in which we share intimate information and feelings with another person. There are many reasons why we disclose personal information to another person. One is simply to express our feelings – to “get them off our chest.” After a hard day at work, we may eagerly tell a friend just how angry we are at our boss and how unappreciated we feel. A second reason for self-disclosure is to gain greater understanding and self-awareness. Talking to a friend abut a problem can help us to clarify our thought about the situation. Social approval is another reason for disclosing information. By seeing how a listener reacts to what we say, we get information about the appropriateness of our views. People may reassure us that our reactions are “perfectly normal” or suggest that we’re “blowing thins out of proportion.” Yet another common reason for self-disclosure is relationship development. The sharing of personal information is an important way to begin a relationship and to move toward increasing levels of intimacy. The main idea is expressed in A、sentence 1 B、sentence 2 C、sentence 3 D、sentence 11简答题While many people believe that capital punishment is a deterrent to crime, murder rates have not gone down in states that have the death penalty. A、encouragement B、escaped C、discouragement简答题Jim wouldn’t divulge where he was taking Lisa on her birthday, saying only, “It’s a surprise.” A、avoid B、accept C、reveal简答题Other boys like to collect normal things, like baseball cards, but my little brother Dwayne collects dead bugs. He ____ collects loose chunks of sidewalk (which he insists on calling moon rocks). A、first B、also C、however D、yet简答题Despite the proximity of Ron’s house to his sister’s, he rarely sees her. A、similarity B、superiority C、nearness简答题After winning the basketball championship, the players flaunted their victory by screaming over and over, “We won.” A、exaggerated B、showed off C、forgot简答题The last major detail is introduced with the addition word ___. A、several B、add C、finally D、another简答题The technology exist today to operate automobiles on CNG and LPG which would meet the second objective. In fact, buses and trucks in many urban areas of Asia and Europe operate on CNG and LPG. Expansion of the use of clean-burning gaseous fuels (CNG, LPG and hydrogen) for private automobiles, however, has been slow. Among the obstacles to overcome are low-energy storage density (total miles driven per filling of fuel tank), poor economics (the low price of petroleum-based products have historically not provided much incentive for turning to these alternatives) and major engineering challenges in adapting the current internal combustion engine to these fuels. A、In fact, buses and trucks in many urban areas of Asia and Europe operate on CNG and LPG. B、It was slow to expand the use of clean-burning gaseous fuels. C、There are several obstacles to the expansion of the use of clean-burning fuels. D、CNG and LPG would meet the second objective.简答题Today, beach towns are popular tourist resorts. ____, until a couple of hundred years ago, the seacoast was a place of danger. People stayed away from the coast because they feared capture by pirates or slave-raiders. In fact, many of the places we might like to go to in order to “get away” on vacation were once feared and avoided. Have you ever daydreamed of being stranded on a tropical island? That was once no daydream, but a terrible punishment for sailors found guilty of mutiny. A、Also B、Furthermore C、Despite D、However简答题How many major details are in this paragraph? A、A. Two B、B. Three C、C. Four D、D. Five简答题Boaters should know the ominous signs of an approaching storm, such as increasing dark clouds and rapidly changing wind directions. A、threatening B、foundation C、cheerful简答题Iceland’s flag stands for features of the land. Red for the fire ofIceland’s volcanoes. White is for ice, blue is for the mountains. OnIndia’s flag, the blue wheel stands for peace and progress. The white stripe behind it is for truth. The black stripe on the flag ofMalawistands for the Negro people of that African land. The red stripe represents the blood they shed to free themselves from foreign rule. A、Colors and patterns on national flags of different countries are for different meanings. B、All national flags have symbolic meanings. C、Colors are important for national flags. D、Colors and stripes on national flags show the past history of a country.简答题I’m over 21 years of age. I am a citizen of theUnited States. I have not been convicted of felony. And I have not been treated or confined for drug addiction, drunkenness, or mental illness. According to the National Firearms Act of 1934, I thus qualify to purchase a fully automatic machine gun capable of firing hundreds of bullets with a single squeeze of the trigger. A、I'm qualified to purchase a gun. B、I'm a good citizen. C、Anyone under 21 can't legally own a gun. D、Drug addiction may disqualify one to own a gun.简答题I want to teach my children to be wary of strangers without making them overly fearful of people they don’t know. A、careful B、unsuspecting C、neighborly简答题“The artist”, Alberta Giacometti once told his boarding school classmates, “must portray things as he sees them, not as others show them.” He was just 16, but those words would define and haunt him for the rest of his life. born jut 100 years ago, he became one of the titans of twentieth century sculpture and painting, an artist who gave Picasso advice on sculpting and was picked to draw Matisse’s portrait for a medallion honoring the painter’s career. Yet to his last days, Giacometti was still trying to live up to those boyhood words, and claiming that he’d failed. A、Giacometti believed he had failed to give Picasso good advice. B、Giacometti was a major artist of the twentieth century. C、Giacometti was a better sculptor than Picasso. D、Throughout his life, Giacometti was not convinced he was a true artist.简答题Abraham Lincoln grew a beard only ____ being elected to the presidency. An eleven-year-old girl told him that with a beard he “would look a great deal better, for your face is so thin.” A、after B、also C、until D、next简答题Albert Einstein, one the worlds geniuses, failed in his university entrance examination on his first attempt. William Faulkner, one ofAmerica's noted writers, never finished college because he could not pass his English courses. Sir Winston Churchill, who is considered one of the masters of the English language, had to have special tutoring in English during elementary school. A、Celebrities are not necessarily good at school work. B、Whether to go to school or not can't decide your future career. C、Many famous people were not good students. D、Failure in school doesn’t always predict failure in life.简答题Reading assignments for Introduction to Psychology include two textbooks, a biography, and a collection of case studies.简答题There have been many financial captains. One is Captain Marvel, the red-suited comic-strip superhero. ____ is Captain Nemo, captain of the submarine in Jeles Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. A、Another B、Other C、It D、He