1、學習資料收集于網絡，僅供學習和參考，如有侵權，請聯系網站刪除學習資料III. Complete the following passage with the words or phrases in the box. Each can only be used o nce （將下列單詞或詞組填入空格。每空格限填一詞，每個單詞或詞組只能填一次）（共8分）1A. check B . tips C. appropriate D. Arm E. lookPreparation is the key to success at career fairs as many employers intervie

2、w on the spot. If you can follow the following 1, you will have more chances of success.Make sure your CV（ 履歷表）is hard copy ready ”. Many CVs are created for email use and don't always transfer well to paper. Also, ensure your CV is2 for general distributionand not job specific.Ask a career advi

3、ser to help prepare and 3 your CV. They will advise on content and presentation.D. advance E. warm-upThe longest queue at any career fair is for the photocopier. 4 yourself with plenty of copies of your CV before you go.A. neglect B. potential C. seriouslyThe bigger fairs may have up to 150 companie

4、s, so plan which ones you want to see in5. Get to your target stand before the busy midday period.Look smart Employers need to be able to picture you in their companies rather than on campus.Treat fairs as 6 as you would. If you strike a good relationship with a 7 employer, follow up with a carefull

5、y crafted letter.Plan your strategy having decided who you want to see, think about what the employers want to see from you. Make sure you have enough background information about the company and its market.Practice makes perfect. Don' thead for your top -choice company straight away. Present yo

6、urself to a few others first as a 8.Don't neglect the smaller fairs some of big employers have business outside the majorcities.A. constructionB. require D. society C. individualE. requirementsAustralia is diverse society. The variety of clothing which people wear reflects this diversity.There a

7、re no laws or rules on clothing. Although there are 1 to wear certain clothing for work situations. These include safety boots and hard hats at 2 sites or uniforms for police, military or other corporations.Most workplaces have certain dress standards. Outside of the work situation, clothing is anA.

8、 unacceptable E. beliefs3 choice. Many people dress for comfort or according to the social situation or weather .Many Australians tend to dress casually and informally. Clubs, Movie theatres and other places may 4 people to be in neat, clean clothing and appropriate footwear.C. backgrounds D. terrib

9、le E. traditionMany Australians live close to the beach and the sea. This has led to a 5 of wearing very little clothing on the beach and surrounding areas, particularly on hot days. Uninvited touching is 6, regardless of what clothes people are wearing. People are protected underthe law from physic

10、al assault（傷害）.Many Australians of different 7 also choose to wear their traditional dress which may be religious or customary including monks' robe（僧袍），hijab（蒙頭面巾）and turban. As a tolerant society with people from many different cultures, clothing is a part of cultural8and practices that are en

11、couraged. Many newly arrived migrants also choose not to wear traditional dresses.3A. missB. almostC.seasonD. favoriteE. chooseIn many parts of the world, there are four seasons: spring , summer , fall and winter. In the United States, there are only three: football , basketball and baseball. If you

12、 want to know what1 it is, just have a look at what people are playing.For many people in the United States, sports are not just for fun. They 're 2 a religion. Thousands of sports fans buy expensive tickets to watch their 3 teams and athletes play in person. Other fans watch the games at home,

13、glued to their TV sets. The most devoted sports buffs（狂熱愛好者 ）never 4 a game. Many a wife becomes a sports widow" during her husband's favorite season.A. products B. physicalG. devotionH. professional I. advertisementsAmerica's 5 to athletics has created a new class of wealthy people:6at

14、hletes. Sports stars often receive million-dollar salaries. Some even make big money appearing in various 7 such as soft drinks, shoes or even toiletries.Sports are an important part of American culture. Throughout their school life, Americans learn to play many sports. All students take 8 education

15、 classes in school. Some try out for the school teams, while others join school sports leagues. Athletic events at universities attract scores of fans and benefit the whole community.A. arranged B. comfortableC. developsD. contactE. heldSome e-mail companions may not have the opportunity to meet eac

16、h other. In some cases, the relationship still 1 well though there may be periods when the conversation becomes less. In other cases, the e-mail 2 fades away for good. Perhaps a face-to-face meeting may have been needed to strengthen the relationship.Some people choose not to meet in-person their e-

17、mail companion, even though such meeting could be 3. Perhaps they fear that their expectations and hopes will be dashed, or they feelD . act E. thinkmore safe and 4 with the relative anonymity of e-mail contact.A. aspectB. expected C. createdStanding toe to toe, you have the opportunity to test out

18、the image of your companion that you had 5 in your mind. You may come to understand how your own mind set shaped the image you had formed. You may have wanted or needed the person to be a certain way.In many cases, finally standing toe to toe with the other person can be a real eye-opener. The compa

19、nion is not exactly what you 6. They look or talk differently than you hadimagined. Some 7 of their personality is very different from what you had imagined. Due to the lack of face to face cues, people do not 8 the same in e-mail as they do in-person and that difference may be striking when you mee

20、t.5A. passionB. obstaclesC . wisdom D. ignorant E. trainingIt is worthwhile to study because there is nothing in the world so glorious as truth, nothing so fascinating as the pursuit of 1. If we would be free we must think ourselves free. If weare 2, we are slaves slaves to wind and wave, to time an

21、d tide, to sin and pain. Butwe study and think, we knock down the 3 of darkness and come in to the full freedom of our own free spirits. We study because there burns within us an unquenched（未熄滅的 ）4 to uncover reality. Study purifies and develops the student. It loosens the bonds ofTime and Space.B.

22、fun D. value E. fit I. efforts J. secretlyThe chief 5 of study does not lie in the stowing away of facts and principles. You study for discipline. You study in order that you may become a student, just as you exercise, not for 6 alone, but that you may become an athlete. In making yourself a student

23、 you are making yourself 7 for the fierce intellectual encounters of future life. No time for training then!You will compete against persons worthy of your 8. They will not sleep; nor willthey let you sleep during the long day of strain in the court-room, at the editorial desk, in the counting-house

24、, where masters of finance and captains of industry sit cleverly making your fortunes.6A. cultural B. pretending C. entertaining E. emotionally E. imaginedWhy do we want theatre? How is theatre related to other 1 activities such as religion, myth, ceremony and magic? How is it that we can accept as

25、real the people on the stage who are 2 to be someone else in a different time and place?Theatre and religion make less clear the lines between what is real and what is3with their unreal sets, music, costumes and language. A good play attracts us intellectually and 4 by the conflicts among the charac

26、ters.A. entertain B. comedy C. cultivated D. considered E. evilIn this case, we enter a reality that has been created to 5 and educate us. Theatre has its own distinctive conventions （ 表現手法）which are the established patterns of each style, e.g., we know that in a 6 no matter how many turns and twist

27、s occur in the action, the outcome will be a happy one; in a tragedy we know that the main character's fatal weakness willundo him or her and will end very sadly; in a melodrama（ 情節劇）we know that certain characters will be either good or _7 and will behave in predictable ways.Theatre is basic to

28、 all cultures and it must be 8 by new plays and new views of universal human problems written and performed with honesty.7A . confusing B. hideC. excitedD . noticing E. wonderingYou don't even know her, but you feel nervous whenever you see her. Your face feels hot and your cheeks get red. If a

29、boy or a girl is making you feel this way, you might be 1,What's going on?" Well, it sounds like you have a crush on someone.Sometimes feeling for a person you have a crush on can be 2. You could have mixedfeelings. When you see your crush, a part of you might feel embarrassed, and you migh

30、t want to run away and 3. Another part of you might imagine the person 4 you andsharing the same feelings.A. dramatic B. wonderful C. kissD. compliment E. heartbreakAs you get older, and your feelings change, you might be ready for your first boyfriend or girlfriend, and even your first 5! But for n

31、ow, you might just want to be friends withyour crush, if your crush wants to be friends with you.When you have a crush on someone and you find out that he or she likes you, too, it's a6 feeling. But sometimes it doesn 't work out that way. The person you like might not feel the same way abou

32、t you. You might feel 7, even though your heart isn't reallybreaking into pieces. However, those feelings can last for a while, but they will fade.When someone likes you, try to be kind. It's a 8 when someone thinks you're special. If you don 't feel the same way, try to tell him or

33、her in a nice way.8A. courage B. known C. imagination D. attention E. mysteriousA. definitely B. increaseThe desire to make explorations is born with man. Wherever his 1 goes, man also has a strong wish to go. A large part of human history is connected with the exploration of the world in which we live. Again and again people have set out with surprising 2 and patience to look into 3 regions and lands to