【正文】 t make any progress. The teacher knew that and had a talk with us. She told us to cooperate by helping each other at the weak point. We did so, and several months later, our “ weak subjects” improved a lot and at last we realized our dreams. This experience made me realize the importance of cooperation even in a petitive situation. 。 he did better in math than me while I was better at English. At first, we each saw the other as a petitor and peted with each other and we never exchanged learning experience, and even didn39。 we pete to earn a better environment for cooperation. Therefore, we can make progress continuously. Only petition with cooperation leads us to realize our goals and satisfy our needs. 注意： ①無須寫標(biāo)題； ②除詩歌外，文體不限； ③內(nèi)容必須結(jié)合你生活中的一個(gè)事例； ④文中不得透露個(gè)人姓名和學(xué)校名稱； ⑤詞數(shù)不少于 120；如引用提示語則不計(jì)入總詞數(shù)。 60. In a room above the store, where a meeting ________________________, people were discussing something heatedly. (hold) 在這個(gè)店上面的一個(gè)房間正在舉 行一個(gè)會(huì)議，人們?cè)诩ち业赜懻撝 make up my mind ____________________________. (choose) 我覺得這些種類的筆記本電腦在設(shè)計(jì)和質(zhì)量方面都很好，所以確實(shí)決定不了選哪臺(tái)好 。看樣子她在讀著什么東西。 56. A modern child finds ____________________________ a time when there is no TV or Inter. (it) 現(xiàn)在的孩子覺著很難想象既沒有電視也沒有網(wǎng)絡(luò)的時(shí)代。 55. She got caught in a terrible traffic jam on the freeway to Shanghai. Otherwise, she ____________________________ dinner with her family now. (enjoy) 她在去上海的高速公路上遇到了嚴(yán)重的交通阻塞。 53. It was not until they took out the black box ___________________________ why the plane crashed. (find) 他們?nèi)〕龊谙蛔雍螅排屣w機(jī)墜毀的原因。 51. The puter has been widely used in teaching. As a result, not only ____________________________ the teachers, but students bee more interested in learning. (convenient) 電腦已經(jīng)被廣泛應(yīng)用于教學(xué)中，結(jié)果，不僅方便了老師，也讓學(xué)生對(duì)學(xué)習(xí)更感興趣。s glaciers. “ Things that impact on the climate system in an abrupt way are the things that people should be concerned about for the future.” 47. The underlined phrase “ go by” in probably means “ _____” . A. get back to B. look for C. obey the rules of D. judge from 48. It can be learned from the passage that _____. A. Alpine glaciers had melted before industrialization B. snow on the Rocky Mountains melted faster because of dust C. the melting of glaciers has nothing to do with human influence D. Charles Dickens described glacial melt water in the Alps in his novels 49. Miller mentioned Swiss milk chocolate to prove _____. A. milk chocolate was invented first in Switzerland B. Swiss chocolate was better than Norwegian chocolate C. the Alpine folks didn39。s previous research has shown that dust blowing onto the Rocky Mountains is making the snow melt much faster there because dark snow absorbs more sunlight. He found a record of soot from ice samples higher up in the mountains. And he thinks there was human influence. “ Industrial pollution from Europe wasn39。s a problem: Europe didn39。s climate for the past several hundred years have turned to the glaciers in the Alps because they kept records of temperature and precipitation (降雨量 ) during that time. “ If you look back through the 1600s and the 1700s, the glaciers were big and quite stable,” says Tom Painter. That39。t able to talk to animals now. B. Some people think the Bowlingual is not very accurate. C. Professor Slobodchikoff has full confidence in his research. D. Large quantities of dogs are killed due to the increase in number. E Glaciers in the Alps of Europe pose a scientific mystery. In a span of about 50 years, some of the biggest glaciers retreated more than half a mile. But nobody could explain the glaciers39。 barks with AI technology 44. What does the underlined part “ this point” in the fourth paragraph refer to? A. Detailed analysis of animals39。s accuracy have been mixed, with popular productreview website Epinions giving it a low star average. Later the same pany developed a following product for cats called Meowlingual although this was less successful. 43. Professor Slobodchikoff is developing the new technology by . A. recording prairie dogs39。t think that animals have anything to contribute to their lives. He says, once people are able to talk to animals, they will realize that animals are living, breathing, thinking beings, and that they have much to contribute to people39。ll give you more space.” “ What I39。m sorry, I didn39。t get across to human beings what they are experiencing. If we had a chance to talk back and forth, the dog could say, “ You39?！? He predicted that it would take between five and ten years of wideranging research to get to this point. He believed that if such technology became a reality, it would change the world. Consider that 40 percent of all households in America have dogs, 33 percent have cats. And consider that four million dogs are killed every year because of the problems of behavior. Most problems are caused by the lack of munication between animals and human beings. Human beings can39。, and the equipment says, ‘ You haven39。 and the equipment analyzes it and says, ‘ I want to eat chicken tonight.39。t believe personal growth C. the author is the most successful man D. personal growth determines your goals D We will one