1. We know if we stick toit , we can work

　　2. The decline in Germany ‘s last quarter, if calculated on amount to

　　3. The U.s will continue to work with its international partners towards the achievement of a peaceful assistanceof the Syrian conflict

　　4. Following the rather unprecedented challenges posed by volatile weather,the corona-virus crisis and labour issues, supplies of British could be tight

　　5. In recent years, robots have sometimes been added to underwater cleaning crews, and have proved inevitable

　　6. Caregiver stress is a well-known phenomenon and good one to avoid it can lead to higher rates of anxiety and depression, and fuel a sense of adventure

　　7. Norway's decision to establish its contact tracing app came after the country's data protection watchdog objected to the

　　8. Even though life is starting to get back to normal, she's still at home a lot more than she used tobe.

　　9. Chinese factories put together most of the world's smart phones and consumer electronics. They produce a growing shareof

　　10. Her first call f the day is to a woman poised at the door to her apartment, debating howto take that quick walk to get groceries.

　　11. Due to the health emergency,demand is currently shrinking.This is causing an increased affordability

　　12. since the emergence of the welfare state,adults who want to work have generally found themselves in one of two positions: earning a wage or receiving insurance benefits

　　13. The US is slowly dragging out ofthe sharpest economic contraction in modern history, as parts of the county still report record spikes in corona-virus

　　14. The U.S.Postal Service has had financial problems for years.it lost $9 bilion last year.Its not supported by tax dollars its fundedby postage

　　15. The United States has become hard and fastthe most important driver of Vietnam's export engine, accounting for two-thirds of Vietnam's total

　　16. Widelyalthough African Americans have increased the level of education they receive.

　　17. Researchers at Pennsylvanian State University are intent on creating a robotic system that will artificiallypollinate fruit tree flowers due to threats

　　18. Once we realized it was a cluster epidemic we worked really hard to isolatepeople that were infected and quarantine the rest of the people

　　19. Never before in Germany's postwar history has the country's economyslumped as sharply as in the second quarter of this year.

　　20. The new research is a first step toward figuring out why air quality disparities persist in the U.S. and how changes to pollution regulation could eliminatethose inequities.

　　21. Schools and higher education institutions across the country are grappling with how

　　22. A new study suggests that increased warming in Arctic areas could release

　　23.India has downplayed the impact of U.S. plans to end New Delhi's preferential trade status that allows duty free access to products worth of

　　24.Even as millions of Americans have lost their jobs in the past few weeks, nonprofits are seeing a huge wave of interest in giving out

　　25.The federal government has issued guidelines to give a 50% subsidyin a fixed time frame for storing and transporting fruit and vegetable

　　26.Life is a contact sport with risk everywhere you look. Any risk associated with dog-walking is far overwhelmedby the risk of doing nothing.

　　27.Students with attention disparity or communication difficulties may not be able to focus on computer screens for significant amounts of time.

　　28.Four Big Tech CEOs spent Wednesday being girlled—virually— by House lawmakers,creating a first-ever spectaclethat was by turns revealing

　　29.Retail sales jumped 7.5% in June,giving stores and restaurants a boost

　　30.Many housing experts warn that the end of the extra $600 a week in federal unemployment money is likely to spark a wave of delinquenciesthat

　　31.what can we learn ( Lead exposure among children has long been researched)

　　32. Which of the following is NOT the consequence of ( Aggression)

　　33.what does Joseph Graziano say about lead exposure?( it limits children's creative and economic potential.)

　　34. How many children in the world have been exposed to dangerous( About a third of the world's children.)

　　35.lead exposure under the age of ( 5)

　　36.What is the deep reason for people who find themselves with ( They need to find better productivity tools or a different lifestyle.)

　　37.what's the conflict for people who are differentiated but not( They aren't living a life that's true to what they know deep down.)

　　38.What is the purpose of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi interviewing 91 of ( He wanted to find out what they had in common.)

　　39.What's the most important way to cultivate awareness?( To see your emotional experience clearly and objectively.)

　　40.which of the following is not the reason why many people are integrated but not differentiated?( They haven't really done the work to expose themselves to the complexities surrounding them)

　　41.From the passage,we know that sea life （ tropical areas）

　　42.What is Michael Jocox's attitude towards the displacement of sea（ objective.）

　　43.What is found by the new study?（ Heatwaves can force sea life to flee great distances.）

　　44.The underlined "thermal displacement” (para.2)means（ the movement of sea life to cooler water）

　　45.What does Michael Alexander think of the study?（ It is helpful.）

　　46.Which of the following has recovered from sharp declines?（ Petroleum use.）

　　47.which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?（ Coal use fell about 14 percent in April compared to the same）

　　48.Which of the following has remained near record low?( Oil exploration)

　　49.From the passage, we know that it is more difficult for（ coal companies）

　　50.According to the passage the usage of in the United States continues to increase.（ gasoline）

　　51.The author's attitude towards getting answer of fundamental（ optimistic）

　　52.What should we do when looking at the universe with the（ Try to serve as one of its leading actors.）

　　53.What is the author's occupation?（ astronomer）

　　54.Which could be the most influential factor in broaden our vision?（ Search a much larger volume though "space archaeology".）

　　55.which statement below is incorrect?（ Colleagues of the author's at Harvard produced synthetic life in the laboratory and will export it on a spacecraft. ）

资料分析

　　第一篇

　　1.AT&T的贝尔实验室这个例子在文章中起到什么作用？（B）

　　B它是一个背景，引出技术人才对于产品的更新与控制

　　2.就像西谚所说：战争太重要了，不能油将军们来决定；计算机也太重要了，不能完全由“僧侣”所把持。下列哪项是对上述论证最合理的解释?（B）

　　B虽然“专家”是计算机领域里的“将军”，但是也不能由其完全决定计算机的发展

　　3.下列哪项陈述最能体现这段文字的观点? (A )

　　A技术日益为少数人所控制，我们因为技术丧失了一些自由

　　4.下列哪项陈述最能支持“现代技术离开了专家就玩不转”这一说法（D）

　　D大部分公司可以制造产品而不能创造产品

　　5.对于“知识就是力量，必须将其贮藏起来。因此任何领域的专家都不愿让普通人了解他们在做什么，并且以折辱普通人为乐。下列陈述最合理的一项是（D）

　　D“将知识贮藏起来”和“不愿与普通人分享知识”并不是同一回事，而作者却认为两者意义相同

　　第二篇

　　1、两次购进瓦楞纸的平均价格是（3548.51）元/吨

　　2、统计期内92号汽油的价格变动情况是（本期比上一期价格大约下降了20.59元）

　　3、价格涨跌幅低于0的产品共有（24）种，分属（8）大类

　　4、对9大类50种重要生产资料市场价格说法错误的是（九大类产品中，都出现了价格下跌的情况）

　　5、统计期内，大约有（38%）的重要生产资料价格上涨